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Setup time: 7 Min
Effortlessly integrate webhooks with All Quiet using cURL requests. This guide offers practical implementation steps for seamless data transfer between systems.

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Create Webhook Integration

Click on Integrations > Inbound to navigate, then select Create Integration to initiate a new integration setup.
  1. Provide a Display Name for your integration, for example, “My Webhook”.
  2. Select your team from the dropdown menu.
  3. For the integration type, choose “Webhook”.
  4. Click on the Create integration button to finalize the setup.

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Send POST with cURL

Access the details page of your newly created integration to locate the unique Webhook URL. This URL is utilized for sending HTTP requests. The Webhook accepts all HTTP Verbs and supports the following values for the HTTP header Content-Type :
  • application/json maps to property jsonBody
  • application/x-www-form-urlencoded maps to property formBody
  • multipart/form-data maps to property formBody
  • text/plain maps to property textBody
  • text/xml, application/xml and application/xhtml+xml map to property xmlBody
Use the CURL command below as an example to trigger the webhook: 
curl -X POST 'https://allquiet.app/api/webhook/8fa1637f-cafa-4a5d-8bb8-af1dd5caaf2f' \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{"alertName": "My Monitor", "alertStatus": "Failed", "description": "From cURL"}'

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Inspect your Webhook payload.

Once the cURL command has been executed, the corresponding payload will be visible on your integration’s details page.
  1. To view a specific payload, click the “Select” button next to the desired entry under “Latest payloads”. This action will load the payload into the “Request Payload Example” section for review.
  2. The “Request Payload Example” field displays the actual payload generated by your cURL command. Here you can adjust the mapping of attributes to tailor it to your specific needs.
The JSON content can be manually edited within this field to test different payload scenarios.

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Configure Attribute Mapping

If the payload has not been modified from the previous cURL example, the webhook’s default attribute mapping should seamlessly translate the data into an All Quiet incident. Our example payload includes an additional field description which we will map to the incident attributes in the subsequent step. To integrate the description field into your incident mapping, use the following JSON mapping code: 
{ "name": "Description", "mappings": [{ "jsonPath": "$.jsonBody.description" } ]}
Insert the JSON mapping code above for the Description attribute into the attributes array. Once added, the “Description” field will display in the incident preview, showing the mapped value.
Using our Terraform provider? Download the default mapping of the allquiet_integration_mapping resource for the Webhook integration. Simply copy the syntax to your .tf file and tailor the resource to your team’s needs!
Your webhook is now seamlessly integrated with All Quiet through cURL, optimizing automated data flow and system performance.