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Integration

In the Sentry web portal, follow these steps to set up a new internal integration:

  1. Navigate to Settings -> Integrations.

  2. Create a new internal integration.

  3. In the settings:

    • Specify your Blar webhook URL.

    • Activate the checkbox labeled "Alert Rule Action".

Additional settings, such as setting a logo and icon, are available but optional.

In the Sentry web portal, follow these steps to set up a new internal integration:

  1. Navigate to Settings -> Integrations.

  2. Create a new internal integration.

  3. In the settings:

    • Specify your Blar webhook URL.

    • Activate the checkbox labeled "Alert Rule Action".

Additional settings, such as setting a logo and icon, are available but optional.

Permissions and webhooks

  1. Grant read access to issues and events.

  2. Enable the issues webhook.

  3. Save your changes.

  1. Grant read access to issues and events.

  2. Enable the issues webhook.

  3. Save your changes.

Tokens and credentials

  1. Generate a new token.

  2. Copy the token value and paste it into the Blar platform.

  3. Copy the client secret credential and also paste it into the Blar platform.

  1. Generate a new token.

  2. Copy the token value and paste it into the Blar platform.

  3. Copy the client secret credential and also paste it into the Blar platform.

Alert Rule

Next, create a new alert rule under Alerts:

  1. Specify the conditions that will trigger an alert to your team.

  2. In the "Then" section, select the action to send a notification via an integration.

  3. Choose the Blar integration you created in the previous step.

That's it! Now you can test the alerting procedure. If Sentry detects an issue that meets your alerting conditions, your team will receive the alert.

Next, create a new alert rule under Alerts:

  1. Specify the conditions that will trigger an alert to your team.

  2. In the "Then" section, select the action to send a notification via an integration.

  3. Choose the Blar integration you created in the previous step.

That's it! Now you can test the alerting procedure. If Sentry detects an issue that meets your alerting conditions, your team will receive the alert.