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What is it

This utility syncs duty users from specific Opsgenie schedules with user groups in Slack.

In addition to the on-call from Opsgenie, you can specify additional ones that will also be added to the user group.

What is required for work

  • Opsgenie api key with access:
    • configuration access
    • read
  • Slack app OAuth token with scopes:
    • usergroups:read
    • usergroups:write
    • users:read
    • users:read.email
  • Docker / golang

Configuration example

slack_user_group_name1:
- opsgenie schedule name 1slack_user_group_name2:
- opsgenie schedule name 2
- additional.user@num1
- additional.user@num2

Usage with docker

  • Create a config.yaml in e.g. /opt/opsgin with the following content:
slack_user_group_name1:
- opsgenie schedule name 1
  • Start the container by adding a directory with a configuration file:
docker run \
-v /opt/opsgin:/opt/opsgin \
-e OPSGIN_API_KEY=*** \
-e OPSGIN_SLACK_API_KEY=*** \
opsgin/opsgin:0.1-e6f2c10 sync

Build from source code

go install -v github.com/opsgin/opsgin@0.1
opsgin
Synchronization of the on-duty Opsgenie with Slack user groups
Usage:
opsgin [command]
Available Commands:
help Help about any command
sync Sync users
Flags:
--config-file string Set the configuration file name (default "config.yaml")
--config-path string Set the configuration file path (default "/etc/opsgin")
-h, --help helpfor opsgin
--log-format string Set the log format: text, json (default "text")
--log-level string Set the log level: debug, info, warn, error, fatal (default "info")
Use "opsgin [command] --help"for more information about a command.

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