🔗 Custom Webhook
Use the interactive kwatch manager to configure Custom Webhook alerts. It stores credentials in Kubernetes Secrets and verifies the installation. The configuration fragments below explain provider settings; they are not separate installation steps.
| Parameter | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
alert.webhook.url | 🔗 Webhook URL | Yes |
alert.webhook.headers | 📋 Custom headers | No |
alert.webhook.basicAuth | 🔐 Username + password | No |
Configuration example
alert:
webhook:
url: "${file:/config/webhook-url}"
headers:
- name: X-Custom
value: "${file:/config/webhook-header}"
basicAuth:
username: "user"
password: "${file:/config/webhook-password}"
Routing
alert:
webhook:
url: "${file:/config/webhook-url}"
headers:
- name: X-Custom
value: "${file:/config/webhook-header}"
basicAuth:
username: "user"
password: "${file:/config/webhook-password}"
routes:
- namespaces: ["production"]
severities: ["high", "critical"]
- reasons: ["OOMKilled"]
Retry
alert:
webhook:
url: "${file:/config/webhook-url}"
headers:
- name: X-Custom
value: "${file:/config/webhook-header}"
basicAuth:
username: "user"
password: "${file:/config/webhook-password}"
retry:
maxAttempts: 5
delay: 5s
Fallback
alert:
webhook:
url: "${file:/config/webhook-url}"
headers:
- name: X-Custom
value: "${file:/config/webhook-header}"
basicAuth:
username: "user"
password: "${file:/config/webhook-password}"
fallback: <another_provider>