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Webhook action
editWebhook action
editThe Webhook action type uses axios to send a POST or PUT request to a web service.
Connector configuration
editWebhook connectors have the following configuration properties.
- Name
- The name of the connector. The name is used to identify a connector in the management UI connector listing, or in the connector list when configuring an action.
- URL
-
The request URL. If you are using the
xpack.actions.allowedHosts
setting, make sure the hostname is added to the allowed hosts. - Method
-
HTTP request method, either
POST
(default) orPUT
. - Headers
- A set of key-value pairs sent as headers with the request
- Require authentication
- If true, a username and password for login type authentication must be provided.
- Username
- Username for HTTP basic authentication.
- Password
- Password for HTTP basic authentication.
Preconfigured action type
editmy-webhook: name: preconfigured-webhook-action-type actionTypeId: .webhook config: url: https://test.host method: POST headers: testheader: testvalue secrets: user: testuser password: passwordkeystorevalue
Config defines information for the action type.
-
url
- A URL string that corresponds to URL.
-
method
- A string that corresponds to Method.
-
headers
- A record<string, string> that corresponds to Headers.
-
hasAuth
-
A boolean that corresponds to Requires authentication. If
true
, this connector will require values foruser
andpassword
inside the secrets configuration. Defaults totrue
.
Secrets defines sensitive information for the action type.
-
user
-
A string that corresponds to User. Required if
hasAuth
is set totrue
. -
password
-
A string that corresponds to Password. Should be stored in the Kibana keystore. Required if
hasAuth
is set totrue
.
Action configuration
editWebhook actions have the following properties.
- Body
-
A JSON payload sent to the request URL. For example:
{ "short_description": "{{context.rule.name}}", "description": "{{context.rule.description}}", ... }
Mustache template variables (the text enclosed in double braces, for example, context.rule.name
) have
their values escaped, so that the final JSON will be valid (escaping double quote characters).
For more information on Mustache template variables, refer to Action type and action details.