Supported Providers
Keep
Keep provider allows you to query and manage alerts in Keep.
In workflows
This provider can be used in workflows.
As “step” to query data, example:
As “action” to make changes or update data, example:
Check the following workflow examples:
- businesshours.yml
- clickhouse_multiquery.yml
- consts_and_dict.yml
- consts_and_vars.yml
- create-new-incident-grafana-incident.yaml
- create_alert_from_vm_metric.yml
- create_alert_in_keep.yml
- create_alerts_from_elastic.yml
- create_alerts_from_mysql.yml
- create_multi_alert_from_vm_metric.yml
- cron-digest-alerts.yml
- dd.yml
- elastic_basic.yml
- execute-workflow-example.yml
- gcp_logging_open_ai.yaml
- ifelse.yml
- ilert-incident-upon-alert.yaml
- incident-enrich.yaml
- new_auth0_users.yml
- new_github_stars.yml
- raw_sql_query_datetime.yml
- resolve_old_alerts.yml
- retrieve_cloudwatch_logs.yaml
- run_github_action.yaml
- send_smtp_email.yml
- simple_http_request_ntfy.yml
- slack-message-reaction.yml
- update-incident-grafana-incident.yaml
- update_service_now_tickets_status.yml
- update_workflows_from_http.yml
- update_workflows_from_s3.yml
- webhook_example_foreach.yml
- workflow_only_first_time_example.yml
- workflow_start_example.yml
Authentication Parameters
To use the Keep provider, you must authenticate with an API token associated with your Keep account. This token can be generated from your Keep dashboard.
Connecting with the Provider
- Log in to your Keep account.
- Navigate to the API section of your account dashboard and generate an API token.
- Use this token to authenticate when querying alerts via the Keep provider.