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Login to the halyard instance from where you have deployed Spinnaker. Navigate to the following path: ~/.hal/default/profiles Create a new file here called: echo-local.yml Write the content below into your newly created echo-local.yml file:
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rest:
enabled: true
endpoints:
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wrap: false
url: <Insights_Webhook_Configured_In_Step_1> |
Save the file and run the following command: hal deploy apply
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This will redeploy Spinnaker with your changes, and all event payloads will be forwarded to the InSights webhook. |
You can configure multiple webhooks, where Spinnaker will forward the payloads to all of them simultaneously. In such scenarios, the echo-local.yml file will look like this: rest:
enabled: true
endpoints:
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wrap: false
url: <webhook1>
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wrap: false
url: <webhook2> Reference: click here |
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Default Spinnaker Dashboards
Upon configuring the webhook, the data flowing into InSights can be represented into meaningful Key Performance Indicators, which can provide a holistic view of the activities inside Spinnaker. We have used Grafana to depict a few such KPIs as graphical panels that might be useful for business analysis. Below are the KPI’s available:
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