Next, the Connection will allow you to provide a few simple fields to enable the Webhook. After entering the Name and Description and target URL details, the key piece to get right is the JSON Payload. This field allows you to construct a JSON object in the format expected by the target webhook system. The payload can also be parameterized with variables with specific information about the search itself such as Name, Description, Fire time, Number of results, etc.
That's it! Once the new connection is created, it can be used by Sumo users for alerting within their scheduled searches:
The new feature is available in your account today! I'd love to hear about any interesting use cases you've enabled, so please feel free to send feedback directly to sahir@sumologic.com or via our Support system.
Happy integration!
Sahir
Director, Product Management
Sumo Logic
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