Turning up lots of irrelevance and dead links so:
We use slack at work and one channel is set for live alerts from our AWS environment. There's a lot of noise and things get missed etc.
What would really work is something that reads that slack channel and filters posts* and maintains some kind of state table for various types of things. For example a list of errors and their reversals. A particular example is we get daily feeds from vendors and will occasionally get a 1 liner saying "Service A marked as disabled" Easy to miss. Later we get a "Service A now ready". Ideally a finite state machine because I like them but an array, a webpage whatever all good.
I'm a bit busy to learn how to write my own bot but a sample that's vaguely close would be good.
End goal : support staff can look at "thing" or run command "x" and see current state. If it also made good coffee that would be nice.
* I have some keyword filtering already in place
PS I already have little scraps of automation on the Amazon RDP boxes we access the environment in and some on the linux servers and free rein so pretty much anything goes.
We use slack at work and one channel is set for live alerts from our AWS environment. There's a lot of noise and things get missed etc.
What would really work is something that reads that slack channel and filters posts* and maintains some kind of state table for various types of things. For example a list of errors and their reversals. A particular example is we get daily feeds from vendors and will occasionally get a 1 liner saying "Service A marked as disabled" Easy to miss. Later we get a "Service A now ready". Ideally a finite state machine because I like them but an array, a webpage whatever all good.
I'm a bit busy to learn how to write my own bot but a sample that's vaguely close would be good.
End goal : support staff can look at "thing" or run command "x" and see current state. If it also made good coffee that would be nice.
* I have some keyword filtering already in place
PS I already have little scraps of automation on the Amazon RDP boxes we access the environment in and some on the linux servers and free rein so pretty much anything goes.
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