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Select a trigger from Amazon CloudWatch

A trigger is an event that starts your Zap and runs the workflow. For example, with Amazon CloudWatch, a trigger could be "Alarm State Change."

A trigger is the event that kicks off your automated workflow.

Setup an action from Webhooks by Zapier

An action is what takes place after the automation is triggered. For example, with Webhooks by Zapier, the action could be "Custom Request."

An action is the event that your automated workflow performs when triggered.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Amazon CloudWatch + Webhooks by Zapier integrations

New to automation with Zapier? You're not alone. Here are some answers to common questions about how Zapier works with Amazon CloudWatch and Webhooks by Zapier

How do I set up an integration between Amazon CloudWatch and Webhooks by Zapier?

To set up an integration, create a new Zap in our platform. Choose Amazon CloudWatch as the trigger app and select a specific event such as 'Alarm State Triggered'. Then, set Webhooks by Zapier as the action app and choose the appropriate webhook action, like 'POST' or 'GET', to send data to your desired endpoint.

What types of triggers can be used with Amazon CloudWatch in Zapier?

We support triggers for various events in CloudWatch. For example, you can use triggers like 'Alarm State Triggered' when an alarm changes state or 'Insight Rule Matches' when specific logs match particular queries.

Can I customize the data sent from Amazon CloudWatch to my webhook endpoint?

Yes, you can customize the payload data sent to your webhook endpoint. In our platform, after selecting a webhook action, you can map fields from the CloudWatch trigger event to your webhook's request body.

What is a typical use case for integrating Amazon CloudWatch with Webhooks by Zapier?

A common use case is sending real-time alerts or notifications to incident management systems whenever a specific metric alarm in CloudWatch changes state. This ensures immediate attention and resolution.

Are there any prerequisites for using Amazon CloudWatch with Webhooks by Zapier?

Before setting up this integration, ensure that you have access permissions for both Amazon CloudWatch and Webhooks by Zapier. Additionally, understanding API endpoints where you wish to send data is crucial.

Can I test my integration between Amazon CloudWatch and Webhooks by Zapier before going live?

Certainly! We provide tools within our platform for testing Zaps. Once you've configured your CloudWatch trigger and webhook actions, you can test the entire workflow to ensure it behaves as expected before activating it.

What should I do if my integration isn't triggering correctly?

First, verify that your alarms in Amazon CloudWatch are properly configured and actively changing state based on your criteria. Ensure that their status aligns with what triggers are set within our platform. You might also need to check logs for any errors related to your webhook endpoint.

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Supported triggers and actions

Zapier helps you create workflows that connect your apps to automate repetitive tasks. A trigger is an event that starts a workflow, and an action is an event a Zap performs.

- Region
- Alarm
Trigger
Polling
Try It
- Region
- Alarm
Action
Write
- Region
- Alarm
- State Value
  Required
- State Reason
  Required
Action
Write
- Pick off a Child Key
Trigger
Instant
Try It
- Method
  Required
- URL
  Required
- Data Pass-Through?
- Data
- Unflatten
- Basic Auth
- Headers
Action
Write

- URL
  Required
- Payload_type
- Data
- Wrap Request In Array
- File
- Unflatten
- Basic Auth
- Headers
Action
Write

- Region
Trigger
Polling
Try It
- Region
- Alarm
Action
Write
Catch Raw Hook
Triggers when a POST, PUT, or GET request is made to a Zapier URL. Gives the request body unparsed (max 2 MB) and also includes headers.
Trigger
Instant
Try It
- URL
  Required
- Pick off a Child Key
- Deduplication Key
- Xpath
- Basic Auth
- Headers
Trigger
Polling
Try It
- URL
  Required
- Data
- Send As JSON
- JSON key
- Unflatten
- Basic Auth
- Headers
Action
Write
- URL
  Required
- Payload_type
- Data
- Wrap Request In Array
- File
- Unflatten
- Basic Auth
- Headers
Action
Write

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Amazon CloudWatch is a monitoring service for AWS cloud resources and the applications you run on AWS.

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