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      • GitHub
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  1. Integrations
  2. Integrating Notifications

Torq

Overview

Firefly integrates with Torq to provide automated workflows and notifications for various events and alerts. This integration enables teams to receive real-time updates about infrastructure changes, policy violations, drift detection, and other important events through Torq's automation platform.

Prerequisites

  • A Torq account with administrative access

  • Appropriate permissions to create integrations and webhooks

  • Access to Firefly's integration settings

Setup Procedure

  1. Log in to your Torq account

  2. Select Integrations > Triggers > Firefly

  3. Select Add

  4. Enter a descriptive name in the Integration Name field and select Add

  5. Copy the webhook URL

  6. In Firefly, select Settings > Integrations

  7. Select Add New > Torq

  8. Enter a descriptive name in the Nickname field

  9. Paste the webhook URL

  10. Select Next

Features Enabled

  • Automated Workflows: Trigger Torq workflows based on Firefly events

  • Real-time Notifications: Receive immediate alerts for important events

  • Customizable Alerts: Configure which events trigger notifications

  • Integration Flexibility: Connect Firefly events with other tools through Torq

Best Practices

  • Use descriptive names for both the Torq integration and Firefly nickname

  • Keep the webhook URL secure and avoid sharing it publicly

  • Regularly review and update integration settings

  • Test the integration after setup to ensure proper functionality

Troubleshooting

  1. For integration issues:

    • Verify the webhook URL is valid and not expired

    • Check if the integration is properly configured in both Torq and Firefly

    • Ensure proper permissions are set in both platforms

  2. For notification issues:

    • Review notification rules in Firefly

    • Check Torq's workflow configuration

    • Verify the webhook is properly connected

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