[Amazon EventBridge](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/eventbridge/latest/userguide/eb-what-is.html) serves as a serverless event bus service, facilitating the collection and transmission of data from various applications and services to designated destinations. Employ the **AWS EventBridge Outbound Webhook** to establish a streamlined real-time mechanism, enabling Coralogix to transmit events to AWS EventBridge.

## Prerequisites

- AWS account
- Amazon EventBridge event bus [created](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/eventbridge/latest/userguide/eb-create-event-bus.html)

## Create a webhook

1.

Access **Integrations**, then **Integrations**. Select **Outbound Webhooks** under **Sections**.

2.

Click **AWS EventBridge**.

3.

Click **Add New**.

4.

Enter the webhook details and click **Next**.

- **Webhook Name**. Enter a memorable name that will allow you to identify the webhook when attaching it to an alert.
- **Event Bus ARN**. Corresponds to the event bus, which will receive notifications. The policy attached must contain permission to publish.
- **Detail Type**. Free text to be included in the event.
- **Source**. Free text is used to identify the messages Coralogix sends.
- **Role Name**. Corresponds to the AWS IAM role that will be created in your account.

5.

You will be rerouted to the AWS website for the integration to create and deploy a CloudFormation stack. This step makes a role and an associated permissions policy to allow Coralogix to use a set of temporary security credentials to access your AWS resources.

Verify that all of the auto-pre-populated values are correct. Click **Create Stack**.

6.

Revert to the Coralogix application and click **Continue.**

7.

Edit the Detail field, which is the body of the message sent when the webhook is triggered. You can customize it using various [placeholders](https://coralogix.com/docs/user-guides/alerting/outbound-webhooks/generic-outbound-webhooks-alert-webhooks/#placeholders). Click **SAVE**.

8.

Select one or more alerts to join the webhook.

The **Alert Notifications** panel will appear.

9.

The new webhook will appear in the **Notifications** section of the alert. Click **Add Webhook** and select the newly created webhook. Click **Save Changes**.

10.

Click **Done**.

11.

Modify or delete any of the webhook settings in the **Actions** column of the AWS EventBridge app. To add an alert to an existing webhook, click on the number under **Associated Alerts**.

## Next steps

Integrate Coralogix alerts with Zenduty for incident management with [Zenduty](https://coralogix.com/docs/user-guides/alerting/outbound-webhooks/zenduty/index.md).

## Support

Reach our customer success team 24/7 via the in-app chat or by email at [support@coralogix.com](mailto:support@coralogix.com).