Microsoft Teams Integration

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There is a new extension that allows Terrakube to integrate and send notifications to Microsoft Teams, for example this could be use to send notification about a drift detection the same way that is used for the slack example here

Special thanks to @igorbrites for developing this new extension.

Requirements.

To use the extension it is require to create a webhook to a teams channel like is explain in the below steps:

• Go to Teams, click on the Teams button on the left:
  

• Create a channel if you don't have one already;

• Click on the three dots on your channel, and then "Manage channel":
  

• On the settings tab, under "Connectors", click "Edit":
  

• Search for the "Incoming webhook" connector, then click "Configure"
  

• Fill in the connector name and optionally upload an icon for your connector, then click "Create":
  

• It will show you the webhook URL, then you can click the button to copy it:
  

• Then create the environment variable called "MSTEAMS_WEBHOOK_URL" at workspace or organization level using global variables
  

Microsoft Teams Extension

Adding a new template using the following code:

Example of simple notification

flow:
- type: "customScripts"
  step: 100
  commands:
  - runtime: "GROOVY"
    priority: 100
    after: true
    script: |
      import MicrosoftTeams
      import MessageCard

      MessageCard message = new MessageCard('0078D7', 'Hello from Terrakube!', 'Hello Terrakube!')

      // Optionally you can add more info to the message
      message
        .setActivity('My activity title', 'Activity subtitle')
        .setButtons([
          'Go to Terrakube site!': 'https://www.terrakube.org',
          'terrakube docs': 'https://docs.terrakube.org'
        ])
        .setFacts([
          'Fact 1': 'Value 1',
          'Fact 2': 'Value 2'
        ])

      // You must set the MSTEAMS_WEBHOOK_URL with the actual webhook as an environment variable on your workspace or globally
      new MicrosoftTeams("$MSTEAMS_WEBHOOK_URL").sendMessage(message);
      "Teams Message Completed..."

The template above will generate a message like this: