FireHydrant
FireHydrant is incident response: incidents move through a milestone lifecycle backed by a service and team catalog.
Authentication
- API key
Actions
Generic API request. Call any FireHydrant API endpoint on this connection, for the case where no shipped action covers it yet. The connection supplies the base URL, the authentication and the egress route, so only the path, query and body are yours to fill.
- Get incidentRetrieve one FireHydrant incident by id to read its current state — where it sits in the response lifecycle and what has been written up so far.
- List incidentsList incidents (GET /incidents).
- List servicesList the services in the FireHydrant service catalog.
- List teamsList the teams defined in FireHydrant — the on-call and ownership groups incidents get assigned to.
Triggers
- Incident createdStarts when FireHydrant delivers a webhook for a newly created incident, so a workflow can react the moment an incident starts rather than waiting for the next poll.
- Incident updatedStarts when a FireHydrant incident's milestone, fields, or timeline changes, pushed by FireHydrant's webhook the moment it happens.
- New or updated incidentStarts when an incident is declared or its milestone changes in FireHydrant, detected by polling the incidents list.
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