URL parameters
The ID of the New Relic integration you want to get.
Headers
Bearer $TOKEN
Returns a single New Relic integration by ID.
URL parameters
The ID of the New Relic integration you want to get.
Headers
Bearer $TOKEN
Returns a single New Relic integration
Response body
Response attributes
The ID of the New Relic integration.
Always new_relic_integration.
Whether to call the on-call person.
Whether to send an SMS to the on-call person.
Whether to send an e-mail to the on-call person.
How long we wait before escalating the incident to the team in seconds, 0 to alert the whole team right away, or null to never escalate to the team.
A recovery period in seconds, or null when none is set, which this integration doesn't use since incidents resolve as soon as New Relic reports the alert as resolved.
ID of the escalation policy for incidents from this integration, or null when incidents alert the on-call person directly.
Whether to send a push notification to the on-call person.
Whether to send a critical push notification that ignores the mute switch and Do Not Disturb mode.
The name of the New Relic integration shown in the dashboard, or null when no name is set.
The URL to point your New Relic webhook to.
The team this integration belongs to.
Whether the New Relic integration is paused, which makes it ignore incoming alerts.
When an incident starts: alert when the New Relic metric reaches its ALERT threshold, or alert_and_warn when it reaches its ALERT or WARN threshold.
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