The PagerDuty integration enables you to ingest PagerDuty incidents as events in Torq and use PagerDuty steps in workflows. Some common use cases for the PagerDuty integration include:
Speed up and standardize incident resolution with automated workflows triggered by PagerDuty incidents.
Automate incident acknowledgments, updates, and status changes.
Use PagerDuty on-call schedules in workflows to streamline communication and escalation during incidents.
To configure the integration, there are several configurations you'll make in Torq and several configurations in PagerDuty.
Trigger Workflows with PagerDuty Incidents
Create a PagerDuty Integration in Torq
Go to Build > Integrations > Triggers > PagerDuty and click Add.
Enter a meaningful name for the integration.
Copy the generated webhook URL, which you will need when configuring the webhook in PagerDuty.
Create a Webhook Extension in PagerDuty
You need to configure the unique webhook URL for each corresponding service defined in PagerDuty, which will trigger workflows in Torq.
Navigate to Configuration → Services, then click the service name you want to add a webhook to.
Select the Integrations tab, under Extensions and Add-Ons, click Add or manage extensions for this service, then click New Extension.
For the Extension Type, select your webhook type or Generic v3 Webhook.
Enter a Name for your webhook.
In the Details field, enter the webhook URL for PagerDuty.
Click Save.
Use PagerDuty Steps in Workflows
Generate a PagerDuty API Key
Go to the Apps and Add-Ons > API Access and click Create New API Key.
Enter a Description that will help you identify the key later on. Keep the Read-Only option unchecked.
Click Create Key.
A unique API key will be generated. Copy it for use in the next steps.
Create a PagerDuty Secrets Integration in Torq
Go to Build > Integrations > Steps > PagerDuty and click Add.
Enter a meaningful name for the integration.
Paste the API key you created in the previous step.
Click Save.