Notifies flux events into your own Slack channel using fluxcloud.
You need both flux and fluxcloud to be configured. For details, please refer their documentation.
You may need to deploy fluxslack with fluxcloud, with setting up the following configurations.
| Name | Description | Required | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL | Slack Webhook Service URL. | O | |
| CLUSTER_NAME | Name of the Kubernetes cluster. | O | |
| VCS_ROOT_URL | URL of the GitOps repository. | O | |
| SLACK_CHANNEL | Slack channel ID or name for the alert. | (Webhook Settings) | |
| SLACK_USER_NAME | Displayed user name of the bot. | (Webhook Settings) | |
| MESSAGE_POSTFIX | A message appended to the header message. (e.g. you can tag someone) | (Webhook Settings) | |
| WORKLOAD_URI_TEMPLATE | A URI template for linking workload details | kubernetes-dashboard URL, Supposing that it is deployed on kubernetes-dashboard namespace with proxy running on localhost:8001 |
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| OMITTED_REPOSITORY_URL | A comma-separated list for known container repository URLs which can be skipped in alert (e.g. Amazon ECR base URL) |
You need to set up following environment variables to fluxcloud:
EXPORTER_TYPE:webhookEXPORTER_URL:http://<ENDPOINT>/v1/webhook
You may need to delete your Slack integrations from fluxcloud if you have configured before.
The fluxslack project is licensed under the MIT License, also included in our repository in the LICENSE file.