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Third-Party Tools Integrations

The DataOps.live integrations view allows you to link your project with third-party tools.

Within the Settings submenu, we have enabled the Integrations view for all projects.

From this integrations view, you can:

  • See all available and active integrations.
  • Add new integrations to link the DataOps project with these third-party tools.

integrations view under the settings menu of dataops project !!shadow!!

Jira integration​

The Jira issue tracking integration allows you to connect your DataOps project with your Jira boards to enable better tracking of issues.

enable jira integration to connect dataops project with jira board !!shadow!!

Connection and authentication​

Before enabling the integration, you need to configure your Jira connection by pointing the integration to the base URL or your Jira instance.

The authentication method in Jira depends on whether Jira is hosted on the Atlassian cloud or your server:

  • When connecting via Jira server, your Jira username and password are required.
  • When connecting via Jira on Atlassian cloud, the email linked to your Jira account and API token are required. See Create a Jira Cloud API token for more information.

Triggers​

configure jira triggers to link project commits with jira instance !!shadow!!

When configuring your integration, you must define what trigger events you want to use and what detail they will show in your Jira issue.

You can also transition a Jira issue to Done by mentioning your Jira issue in a merge request or commit with the following keywords:

  • Resolves ISSUE-1
  • Closes ISSUE-1
  • Fixes ISSUE-1

When a Jira issue is mentioned in a commit message or a merge request (depending on how the triggers were configured), a remote link and comment will be created in your Jira issue, as below.

jira issue example with a listed remote link and comment !!shadow!!

Google Hangouts integration​

The Google Hangouts integration enables your DataOps project to send notifications to your Google Hangouts Chat about any changes to your project.

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The Google Hangouts integration only works with Google Workspace, not private Google Accounts.

Google Hangouts webhook​

The Google Hangouts integration requires a webhook to be set up in your Google workspace to allow your chosen Hangouts space to talk to DataOps.live. To set up a webhook:

  1. Enter the space where you want to receive the DataOps notifications, and from the drop-down menu, click Apps and integrations.

    add hangouts webhook !!shadow!!

  2. Select Manage Webhooks from the pop-up, then click Add Webhook.

  3. On the Add Webhooks pop-up, set a name for your connector, e.g., DataOpsIntegration, and click Save.

    set up hangouts webhook !!shadow!!

After you have created your connector, you need to copy the webhook URL so you can add this to the setup of the integration on DataOps.live.

copy the url for the created hangouts webhook !!shadow!!

Setup and triggers​

After creating the webhook in Google Hangouts, you must set up the integration within DataOps.live.

You must add the webhook URL to the Integration settings and select trigger events based on your requirements.

There are multiple trigger events for the teams' integration, including:

  • Pushes to the repository
  • Issues
  • Merge requests
  • Pipeline status changing etc.

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Google Hangouts notification​

The integration notifications appear in the Google Hangouts Spaces, where you set up your webhook, and will contain links to individual commits, merge requests, pipelines, etc.

hangouts notification example !!shadow!!

Emails on push integration​

The Emails on Push integration sends an email to a list of recipients, for every change you push to your project.

Setup and triggers​

When you enable the Emails on Push integration, you can select which triggers will send an email to the list of recipients you define and for which branches these emails will be sent.

You can also disable code diffs, which will exclude potentially sensitive code diffs from being present in the email notification body.

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Email notification​

The notification email you receive contains information about the push made to the project, as well as links back to the commit and the project.

email on push example !!shadow!!

Pipeline status email integration​

The Pipeline status email integration sends an email to a list of recipients when a pipeline status changes.

Setup and triggers​

When you enable the Pipeline status email integration, you can select whether to only send an email for broken pipelines to the recipients you define, and for which branches these emails will be sent.

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Email notification​

The notification email you receive contains information about the pipeline status, as well as links back to the commit and the pipeline.

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Slack integration​

The Slack integration enables your DataOps project to send notifications to your Slack team about any changes to your project.

Slack webhook​

The Slack integration requires a Webhook to be set up in the Slack browser to allow your Slack team to talk to DataOps.live.

To set up a webhook, you need to sign into your Slack team, start a new Incoming WebHook configuration, and identify the Slack channel where notifications should be sent.

set up slack webhook !!shadow!!

Once you create your webhook, you need to copy the Webhook URL so you can add this into the setup of the integration on DataOps.live. You can also customize the username that the integration will post as.

slack webhook url has been created !!shadow!!

Setup and triggers​

After creating the webhook on the Slack browser, you must set up the integration within DataOps.live.

Add the webhook URL into the Integration settings, select the trigger events based on your requirements, and set up a username. This username is what appears on the notification.

slack add integration with webhook url !!shadow!!

There are multiple trigger events for the slack integration, including:

  • Pushes to the repository
  • Issues
  • Merge requests
  • Pipeline status changing etc.

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Slack notification​

The integration notifications appear in the Slack team where you set up your webhook and will contain links to individual commits, merge requests, pipelines, etc.

slack notification example !!shadow!!

Microsoft Teams integration​

The Microsoft Teams integration enables your DataOps project to send notifications to your Teams Channel about any changes to your project.

Microsoft Teams webhook​

The Microsoft Teams integration requires a webhook set up in your Teams app to allow your chosen Teams Channel to talk to DataOps.live. To set up a webhook:

  1. Type incoming webhook into your Teams search bar and select Incoming Webhook.

    set up teams webhook !!shadow!!

  2. On the Incoming Webhook configuration pop-up, select Add to a Team to choose which team and channel to add the WebHook to.

    select teams team to add WebHook to !!shadow!! create the teams connector !!shadow!!

  3. Click Set up a connector and create the incoming webhook by giving it a name and clicking Create.

After creating the Incoming Webhook you need to copy the webhook URL to add this into the integration setup on DataOps.live.

copy the url for the created teams webhook !!shadow!!

Setup and triggers​

After creating the webhook in Teams, you must set up the integration within DataOps.live.

Add the webhook URL into the Integration settings and select the trigger events based on your requirements.

There are multiple trigger events for the teams integration, including:

  • Pushes to the repository
  • Issues
  • Merge requests
  • Pipeline status changing etc.

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Teams notification​

The integration notifications appear in the Microsoft Teams channel where you set up your webhook and will contain links to individual commits, merge requests, pipelines, etc.

teams notification example !!shadow!!

Cisco Webex integration​

The Cisco Webex integration enables your DataOps project to send notifications to your Webex space about any changes to your project.

Cisco Webex webhook​

The Webex integration requires a webhook to be set up in the Webex browser to allow your Webex space to talk to DataOps.live. To set up a webhook:

  1. Sign into your Webex team, start a new Incoming WebHook configuration, and click Connect.

  2. Set a webhook name, e.g., DataOpsIntegration, and select which space you want the Webhook to be linked to.

    set up webex webhook !!shadow!!

  3. Click Add, scroll down, and copy the webhook URL so you can add this into the setup of the integration on DataOps.live.

    copy the url for the created webex webhook !!shadow!!

Setup and triggers​

After creating the webhook in Webex, you must set up the integration within DataOps.live.

Add the webhook URL into the Integration settings and select the trigger events based on your requirements.

There are multiple trigger events for the teams' integration, including:

  • Pushes to the repository
  • Issues
  • Merge requests
  • Pipeline status changing etc.

webex add integration with webhook url !!shadow!!

Cisco Webex notification​

The integration notifications appear in the Webex space where you set up your webhook and will contain links to individual commits, merge requests, pipelines, etc.

webex notification example !!shadow!!

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