so we previously were able to send Nagios notifications into Twitter. We have since switched to Google Stackdriver, and would like to create an alert notification channel for Twitter. I had a look at both Google Cloud Monitoring API and Twitter API, but I don't think we can do this yet. Has anyone successfully done this?
Unfortunately currently there is no support for Twitter, however it supports this Notifications Channels [1]: Email, Mobile App, PagerDuty, SMS, Slack, Webhooks and Pub/Sub.
There is a Feature Request in their Public Issue Tracker[2] asking for this characteristic on Notifications Channels, and you will be able to follow any progress by Clicking in the “Star” icon, at the top-left of the Feature Request.
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[1]https://cloud.google.com/monitoring/support/notification-options#creating_channels
[2]issuetracker.google.com/172456245
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I'm building an integration that manages Instagram Messenger chats on behalf of clients. In the past I've done an integration for Facebook Messenger.
I'm stuck on how to actually get the client Instagram subscribed to our Instagram Messaging webhook events.
The 'Setup webhooks' section on the Instagram Messaging docs just points to the general webhook setup for the messenger platform, which explains to use the /PAGE-ID/subscribed_apps endpoint specifying the fields (events) to subscribe to. I do this with the previous Facebook Messenger integration, but with Instagram I'm running into several problems.
First I tried to subscribe to the following fields messages, message_reactions, messaging_seen
An error response explains it's not possible to subscribe to messaging_seen.
Then I try with only messages, message_reactions and get the error pages_messaging permission is required which is not mentioned in the Instagram Messaging docs.
I'm only aware of these issues because I'm failing the App Review because the webhooks are not working for the reviewers. In testing my own Facebook Page / Instagram Business account it is working fine presumably because I own the Page/IG account I'm trying to connect. Because of that I've been able to record a complete video of the functionality, but the reviewer feedback keeps implying that they also need recreate that functionality themselves to pass it.
This thread suggests to use mocking, but I think that's for the creating the video rather than for the reviewers to use. I'm also not sure how you would mock something like the delete function without the webhooks anyway.
I haven't been able to find much information about this, so any pointers would be greatly appreciated
I'm building a Slack app and when I install the app in my workspace, during the Oauth flow it asks me what channel I want messages sent to. I then have to choose among all my channels in a select menu (one of which is my slack app) where to receive messages.
When I install something like the Jira Cloud Slack app, it does not ask me what channel I want to use to receive messages, it just installs the app and I receive messages in the Jira Cloud channel. I'd like to try to set up my slack app so the user does not have to select a channel, but instead the messages go automatically to the app channel (like Jira).
Does anyone know what settings (Oauth scopes maybe?) I need to make this happen?
Are you using Slack's incoming webhooks? Webhooks will require you to specify a channel, but using Sign in with Slack for auth (or just authenticating with their OAuth v2) does not. Also make sure that you're using Slack's most recent version of apps that include granular scopes -- not sure if the legacy apps work like this.
Is it possible to send/receive SMS from whatsapp using twilio number? Anybody tried twilio with whatsapp? I asked customer care, if it is possible, he said, not sure but many people asked about that.
In case anyone else lands here, Twilio just released a WhatsApp integration via their new Business API
https://www.twilio.com/whatsapp
Twilio developer evangelist here.
Whatsapp do not have an API, so it is not possible to send or receive messages to Whatsapp using the Twilio API either.
If you are looking to send and receive messages to services like Whatsapp, then you might be interested in Twilio Channels. Channels are the various APIs that we are integrating into the one Twilio API so it's easy for you to send to all these third party services.
Channels lets you send and receive messages to services like:
Facebook
Slack
HipChat
Line
SendGrid (for email)
Twitter
Amazon Alexa
Viber
And will be supporting the following soon:
WeChat
Kik
BBM
You can sign up for early access to Channels here: https://www.twilio.com/marketplace/channels
Is there a way to achieve twitter like push notification via AWS SNS?
SNS send notification to the user when something is happen him or her?
As i know the best way is to create a topic per user.
When user relate event happened,we publish a notification to the topic.
As AWS described the max topic number is 100,000 per account currently.
What if i've 1,000,000 users, it will not work.
Is there a more scalable scheme?
beeth0ven,
SNS supports publishing to a Topic of subscribed device endpoints or direct publishing to individual endpoints. In your case, you'll want to implement direct publishing to each individual endpoint. This allows more control and personal engagement but also means that you'll need to manage those endpoints in your own database and associate each endpoint to a user of your mobile app. Instead of publishing to a TopicArn, you'll publish individual messages to a TargetArn, which is the SNS Platform Endpoint that represents an app and mobile device. TargetArn is also the same call to send an SMS message to an individual phone number.
SNS Publish CLI: (see --target-arn)
http://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/reference/sns/publish.html
Direct Publishing via the Console:
http://docs.aws.amazon.com/sns/latest/dg/mobile-push-send-directmobile.html
I'm doing some feasibility work for a mobile app. We'd like to send D2L notifications directly to the mobile app (not via SMS or email).
We'd like to know if D2L's notifications system only notifies via email or SMS, or is it possible to configure it to send notifications via other channels, such as a message broker, ESB, etc.?
I've read D2L online doco; it's not clear if the system can be configured for anything other than email or SMS delivery. If it is only email/SMS, is it possible to use the REST API to get notifications for a student? That way we could have the app 'poll' for notifications.
Thanks,
Tim.
The D2L learning platform as delivered currently can only deliver notifications to SMS or Email endpoints. It may be possible to expand the list of endpoints available through a customization services engagement with D2L. The Learning Framework API does not currently provide any direct access to the notifications themselves, only to the association between message types and endpoints.