[[actions-jira]] === Jira Action Use the `jira` action to create issues in https://www.atlassian.com/software/jira[Atlassian's Jira Software]. To create issues you need to <> in `elasticsearch.yml`. [[configuring-jira-actions]] ==== Configuring Jira Actions You configure Jira actions in the `actions` array. Action-specific attributes are specified using the `jira` keyword. The following snippet shows a simple jira action definition: [source,js] -------------------------------------------------- "actions" : { "create-jira-issue" : { "transform" : { ... }, "throttle_period" : "5m", "jira" : { "account" : "integration-account", <1> "fields" : { "project" : { "key": "PROJ" <2> }, "issuetype" : { "name": "Bug" <3> }, "summary" : "Encountered {{ctx.payload.hits.total.value}} errors in the last 5 minutes", <4> "description" : "Encountered {{ctx.payload.hits.total.value}} errors in the last 5 minutes (facepalm)", <5> "labels" : ["auto"], <6> "priority" : { "name" : "High" <7> } } } } } -------------------------------------------------- // NOTCONSOLE <1> The name of a Jira account configured in `elasticsearch.yml`. <2> The key of the Jira project in which the issue will be created. <3> The name of the issue type. <4> The summary of the Jira issue. <5> The description of the Jira issue. <6> The labels to apply to the Jira issue. <7> The priority of the Jira issue. [[jira-action-attributes]] ==== Jira Action Attributes Depending of how Jira projects are configured, the issues can have many different fields and values. Therefore the `jira` action can accept any type of sub fields within its `issue` field. These fields will be directly used when calling Jira's https://docs.atlassian.com/jira/REST/cloud/#api/2/issue-createIssue[Create Issue API], allowing any type of custom fields to be used. NOTE: The `project.key` (or `project.id`), the `issuetype.name` (or `issuetype.id`) and `issue.summary` are always required to create an issue in Jira. [cols=",^,", options="header"] |====== | Name |Required | Description | `account` | no | The Jira account to use to send the message. | `proxy.host` | no | The proxy host to use (only in combination with `proxy.port`) | `proxy.port` | no | The proxy port to use (only in combination with `proxy.host`) | `fields.project.key` | yes | The key of the Jira project in which the issue will be created. It can be replaced by `issue.project.id` if the identifier of the project is known. | `fields.issuetype.name` | yes | A name that identifies the type of the issue. Jira provides default issue types like `Bug`, `Task`, `Story`, `New Feature` etc. It can be replaced by `issue.issuetype.id` if the identifier of the type is known. | `fields.summary` | yes | The summary (or title) of the issue. | `fields.description` | no | The description of the issue. | `fields.labels` | no | The labels to apply to the Jira issue. | `fields.priority.name` | no | The priority of the Jira issue. Jira provides default `High`, `Medium` and `Low` priority levels. | `fields.assignee.name` | no | Name of the user to assign the issue to. | `fields.reporter.name` | no | Name of the user identified as the reporter of the issue. Defaults to the user account. | `fields.environment` | no | Name of the environment related to the issue. | `fields.customfield_XXX` | no | Custom field XXX of the issue (ex: "customfield_10000": "09/Jun/81") |====== [[configuring-jira]] ==== Configuring Jira Accounts You configure the accounts {watcher} can use to communicate with Jira in the `xpack.notification.jira` namespace in `elasticsearch.yml`. {watcher} supports Basic Authentication for Jira Software. To configure a Jira account you need to specify (see {ref}/secure-settings.html[secure settings]): [source,yaml] -------------------------------------------------- bin/elasticsearch-keystore xpack.notification.jira.account.monitoring.secure_url bin/elasticsearch-keystore xpack.notification.jira.account.monitoring.secure_user bin/elasticsearch-keystore xpack.notification.jira.account.monitoring.secure_password -------------------------------------------------- deprecated[The insecure way of storing sensitive data (`url`, `user` and `password`) in the configuration file or the cluster settings is deprecated] To avoid credentials that transit in clear text over the network, {watcher} will reject `url` settings like `http://internal-jira.elastic.co` that are based on plain text HTTP protocol. This default behavior can be disabled with the explicit `allow_http` setting: NOTE: The `url` field can also contain a path, that is used to create an issue. By default this is `/rest/api/2/issue`. If you set this as well, make sure that this path is the full path to the endpoint to create an issue. [source,yaml] -------------------------------------------------- xpack.notification.jira: account: monitoring: allow_http: true -------------------------------------------------- WARNING: It is strongly advised to use Basic Authentication with secured HTTPS protocol only. You can also specify defaults for the {ref}/notification-settings.html#jira-account-attributes[Jira issues]: [source,yaml] -------------------------------------------------- xpack.notification.jira: account: monitoring: issue_defaults: project: key: proj issuetype: name: Bug summary: "X-Pack Issue" labels: ["auto"] -------------------------------------------------- If you configure multiple Jira accounts, you either need to configure a default account or specify which account the notification should be sent with in the <> action. [source,yaml] -------------------------------------------------- xpack.notification.jira: default_account: team1 account: team1: ... team2: ... --------------------------------------------------