# Elastic Observability
## Create Elastic Alerting Rule with Pagerly Webhook Integration
1\. Go to your ES Cloud Console and on the menu plane, Click "Management"
2\. Click "Stack Management"
3\. Click "Connectors"
4\. Click "Create connector"
5\. Click "Webhook"
6\. Click the "Connector name" field.
**Create Elastic Webhook in Pagerly**
7\. **Create Integration on Pagerly - Go to workspace.pagerly.io**
8\. Click "My Integrations"
9\. Click "Incidents"
10\. Click "Add Inbound Integration"
11\. Click "Select team..."
12\. Click "Elastic" under Integration .
13\. Click "Add Integration"
14\. Go to Your Integrations and click the integration created under your team
15\. Copy the generated Webhook URL
16\. Switch to tab Connectors - Elastic"
17\. Paste the Webhook under URL under Connector Settings
18\. Click "None"
19\. Add HTTP Header
20\. Click the "Key" field.
21\. Add Key as Content-Type and Value as application/json
22\. Enter Connector Name as per your choice
23\. Click "Save" and your Webhook Setting is Created
**Trigger Webhook on Alerts**
24\. Click "Alerts"
25\. Click "Manage Rules"
26\. Click "Create rule"
27\. Choose a rule type as you need. For the purpose of example we are choosing Metric Threshold
28\. Click "Select a field"
29\. Configure your Alert
30\. Under Actions, click on Add Action
31\. Choose the Webhook Connector you created previously
32. Add the following body payload in the message\
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33\.
34\. Click "Settings"
35\. Under Settings , make sure the action frequency is set for each alert : on status changes. and Run when: Alert
36\. Create another action for the same alert. This time for resolution
37\. Add the same body payload in the message
```xjson
{
"rule_url": "{{rule.url}}",
"rule_name": "{{rule.name}}",
"rule_type": "{{rule.type}}",
"rule_params": "{{rule.params}}",
"alert_id": "{{alert.id}}",
"alert_uuid": "{{alert.uuid}}",
"alert_actionGroup": "{{alert.actionGroup}}",
"alert_actionGroupName": "{{alert.actionGroupName}}",
"context_alertDetailsUrl": "{{context.alertDetailsUrl}}",
"context_alertState": "{{context.alertState}}",
"context_reason": "{{context.reason}}",
"context_value": "{{context.value}}",
"context_metric": "{{context.metric}}",
"context_tags": "{{context.tags}}",
"context_group": "{{context.group}}",
"context_threshold": "{{context.threshold}}"
}
```
38\. Click "Settings"
39\. Under Settings , make sure the action frequency is set for each alert : on status changes. and Run when: Recovered
40\. Click "Create rule" and You are good to go!
41\. Switch to workspace.pagerly.io
42\. Click "PAYLOAD MAPPING" to update any mappings for incident creation
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