# Dynatrace Integration

#### Step 1 - Creating A webhook for Dynatrace <a href="#step-1-creating-a-webhook-for-mattermost" id="step-1-creating-a-webhook-for-mattermost"></a>

* Visit the **Webhooks** page in AIR,
* Click the "**+ New Webhook**" button in the upper right corner,
* Provide a self-explanatory name,
* Select "**Dynatrace Webhook Parser**" as the parser for this webhook,
* Select an **Acquisition Profile** when the trigger activates this webhook,
* Select the **Ignore** option or leave with its default value (defaults to 24 hours for recurrent alerts for a single endpoint),
* Provide other settings such as **Evidence Repository**, **CPU Limit**, **Compression & Encryption** to use or let AIR configure them automatically based on the matching policy
* Click the "**Save**" button

#### Step 2 - **Creating the Integration Settings in Dynatrace** <a href="#step-1-creating-a-webhook-for-mattermost" id="step-1-creating-a-webhook-for-mattermost"></a>

* In the Dynatrace menu, go to **Settings** > **Integration** > **Problem notifications,**
* Select **Add notification,** and a drop-down sub-menu appears,
* **Display name** This is the freeform name of this integration that will be displayed in Dynatrace on **Settings** > **Integration** > **Problem notifications** after finishing this configuration.
* **Webhook URL** The WebHook URL that you created in **Step 1,**
* **Custom payload** Once a problem is detected or resolved, this customizable payload is pushed through an **HTTP POST** to AIR,
* *Optional* Turn on **Accept any SSL certificate,**
* *Optional* Turn on **Call webhook if new events merge into existing problems,**
* Assign an **Alerting profile,**
* Select **Send test notification** to make sure your webhook integration is working,
* **Save** changes.