Send alerts to Zenduty - kunalnagarco/action-cve GitHub Wiki

Intro

This action supports two ways to send alerts to Zenduty:

• Integration Key (preferred) — uses the Zenduty Events API, requires only a single key
• API Token (deprecated) — uses the Zenduty Create Incident API, requires an API key + service ID + escalation policy ID

The integration key approach is preferred as it is scoped to a single service integration rather than requiring a full account API token.

Usage

Integration Key (Preferred)

Create a Generic Integration inside your Zenduty service to get an integration key. More info: https://docs.zenduty.com/docs/integrations/integrations

- uses: kunalnagarco/[email protected]
  with:
    token: ${{ secrets.PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN }}
    zenduty_integration_key: ${{ secrets.ZENDUTY_INTEGRATION_KEY }}

Input	Description
zenduty_integration_key	Integration key from a Generic Integration in your Zenduty service

API Token (Deprecated)

Create an API Key in Zenduty and have the Service ID and Escalation Policy ID ready.

- uses: kunalnagarco/[email protected]
  with:
    token: ${{ secrets.PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN }}
    zenduty_api_key: ${{ secrets.ZENDUTY_API_KEY }}
    zenduty_service_id: ${{ secrets.ZENDUTY_SERVICE_ID }}
    zenduty_escalation_policy_id: ${{ secrets.ZENDUTY_ESCALATION_POLICY_ID }}

Input	Description
zenduty_api_key	Zenduty API Key from Account Settings > API Keys
zenduty_service_id	Zenduty Service ID. More info here
zenduty_escalation_policy_id	Zenduty Escalation Policy ID. More info here

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