Honeycomb

Receive trigger notifications from Honeycomb.

Endpoint

http

POST /api/integrations/honeycomb?integrationId=YOUR_INTEGRATION_ID&integrationKey=YOUR_INTEGRATION_KEY

Setup

Step 1: Create Integration in OpsKnight

In OpsKnight, go to Service -> Integrations.
Add a Honeycomb integration.
Copy the Webhook URL: https://[YOUR_DOMAIN]/api/integrations/honeycomb?integrationId=[ID]&integrationKey=[KEY]

Step 2: Configure Honeycomb

Go to Team Settings -> Integrations -> Webhooks.
Add a new Webhook.
Name: OpsKnight.
URL: Paste the OpsKnight Webhook URL.
Add this webhook as a recipient to your Triggers.

Payload Format

Honeycomb sends:

json

{
  "alert_name": "High Latency",
  "alert_severity": "critical",
  "result_url": "https://ui.honeycomb.io/...",
  "status": "triggered"
}

Event Mapping

Status	OpsKnight Action
`triggered`	Trigger incident
`resolved`	Resolve incident

Values containing ack/acknowledge acknowledge an existing match. Other status/event-type values trigger.

The key is raw alert_id when present; otherwise it is honeycomb-<normalized alert name>. Trigger and recovery must use the same first available value. Renaming a trigger while relying on the fallback prevents recovery from matching.

The complete URL contains the required integration key. The optional generic signature requires an unprefixed raw-body HMAC-SHA256 digest in X-Signature or X-Webhook-Signature. Leave the signing secret unset for direct delivery unless Honeycomb or a trusted gateway emits that exact contract.

Testing

Using cURL

bash

curl -X POST "https://YOUR_OPSKNIGHT_URL/api/integrations/honeycomb?integrationId=YOUR_ID&integrationKey=YOUR_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "alert_name": "Test Alert",
    "status": "triggered",
    "alert_severity": "critical"
  }'

Trigger Logic

OpsKnight maps Honeycomb triggers to incidents.

Summary: Derived from alert_name or trigger_reason.
Urgency: Maps alert_severity if present, defaults to warning.
Details: Includes the result_url link back to your Honeycomb query.

Test a real trigger and recovery, not only the provider's connection test. Confirm HTTP 202, a shared alert_id, one resolved incident, and then the OpsKnight paging path. The default limit is 100 requests per 60 seconds per integration.

If recovery misses, inspect alert_id, alert_name, status, and event_type in both raw payloads. If OpsKnight returns 401, restore the current integration key or remove an incompatible signing secret.