Notifications

Kure can push alerts to Slack and Microsoft Teams. For Slack, Kure supports a full ChatOps experience (App Mode) or simple Webhooks.

Triggers

A notification is sent when:

• A new pod failure is detected
• A pod failure is resolved (Slack App Mode only)
• A critical security finding is created

Slack

Option 1: App Mode (Recommended)

App Mode enables advanced features: Interactive AI Troubleshooting, Threaded Chat, and Resolution Notifications.

1. In the Kure Monitor repo, copy the contents of docs/configuration/slack_manifest.json.
2. Go to api.slack.com/apps and click Create New App → From an app manifest.
3. Select your workspace and paste the JSON.
4. Go to Install App in the sidebar and install it to your workspace.
5. Copy the Bot User OAuth Token (starts with xoxb-).
6. Go to Basic Information and copy the Signing Secret.
7. In the Kure Monitor Admin Panel → Notification Settings, select Slack.
8. Set the Mode to App.
9. Paste your Token, Signing Secret, and target Channel ID (e.g., C12345678).
10. Click Test and Save.
11. Finally, invite the bot to your Slack channel (e.g., type /invite @Kure Monitor in the channel).

Option 2: Webhook Mode (Basic)

If you only need one-way alerts without AI ChatOps:

1. Create an incoming webhook in your Slack workspace.
2. Copy the webhook URL.
3. In the Kure Monitor Admin Panel → Notification Settings, pick Slack.
4. Set the Mode to Webhook and paste the URL.
5. Click Test and Save.

Microsoft Teams

For Microsoft Teams, you must use a Microsoft 365 Work or School account to create Webhooks or Workflows.

Option 1: Interactive Mode (ChatOps)

This mode adds a 🔍 Troubleshoot button to your Teams alerts. When clicked, Kure generates an AI analysis and posts the solution back to the channel.

1. In Microsoft Teams, go to your channel.
2. Click the ... menu and select Workflows (or Connectors).
3. Search for “Post to a channel when a webhook request is received” (or “Incoming Webhook”).
4. Follow the prompts to create the workflow and copy the Webhook URL.
5. In the Kure Monitor Admin Panel → Notification Settings, pick Microsoft Teams.
6. Set the Mode to Interactive (ChatOps).
7. Paste the Webhook URL.
8. In the Kure Public URL field, paste your public-facing Kure URL (e.g., your ngrok tunnel URL) so Teams can send the button click back to Kure.
9. Click Test and Save.

Option 2: Webhook Mode (Alerts Only)

If you only want basic alerts without the interactive Troubleshoot button:

1. Generate a Webhook URL in Teams (using Workflows or Connectors).
2. In the Kure Monitor Admin Panel, pick Microsoft Teams.
3. Set the Mode to Webhook (alerts only) and paste the URL.
4. Click Test and Save.

Disabling notifications

Toggle the Enabled switch off in the Admin panel — settings are preserved so you can re-enable without re-pasting the webhook URL.

API

Method	Path	Purpose
GET	/api/admin/notifications	List configured providers
POST	/api/admin/notifications	Create or update a provider
PUT	/api/admin/notifications/{provider}	Update an existing provider
DELETE	/api/admin/notifications/{provider}	Delete a provider
POST	/api/admin/notifications/{provider}/test	Send a test notification

See the API Reference for request bodies.