## Configure Notification System ### MS Teams - Default *Let's suppose you would like to start receiving alerts from Dynatrace via MS Teams just for your *EMEA PROD*.* 1. Open *notification.yaml* under your application configuration folder. By default, all notification systems are configured via MS Teams with an https://empty webhook (not configured). 2. Create an incoming webhook in MS Teams. [How to?](https://www.dynatrace.com/support/help/shortlink/set-up-msteams-integration#configuration-in-microsoft-teams) 3. Add the incoming webhook under the webhook parameter for the `-PROD.EMEA-Prod`: ``` -PROD.EMEA-Prod: - name: CD_ PROD - alertingProfile: CD_/alerting-profile/CD-PROD.id - webhook: - skipDeployment: "false" ``` 4. Save and commit changes: ``` git add git commit -m " configuration changes" git push -u origin ``` Note: If you want to enable MS Teams for any other hub/stage, follow the same steps but make sure you're under the right configuration: `-.-:` ### Email *The team prefers to be alerted via email, not MS Teams* 1. Keep the MS Teams integration disabled, with the https://empty webhook: ``` -PROD.EMEA-Prod: - name: CD_ PROD - alertingProfile: CD_/alerting-profile/CD-PROD.id - webhook: https://empty - skipDeployment: "false" ``` 2. Create a new configuration template under config, using the email template: ``` config: - CDemail: email.json ``` 3. Describe the configuration below, using the following template: ``` CDemail.EMEA-Prod: - name: CD_ PROD - alertingProfile: CD_/alerting-profile/CD-PROD.id - receivers: distributionEmailexample@bmw.de` ``` 4. Save and commit changes: ``` git add git commit -m " configuration changes" git push -u origin ``` ### ITSM Coming soon!