PagerDuty Postman Collection: A Step-by-Step Guide

As a developer, you may have encountered situations where you need to integrate PagerDuty with your application using Postman collections. In this guide, we will walk you through setting up a PagerDuty postman collection and executing requests using the 'pagerduty postman collection' key phrase.

To create a new request in Postman, navigate to the Header tab under the URI and enter the following key/value pairs:

* Enter your tenant's URL and append /Security/AdvanceAuthentication.

* Enter the new /Security/AdvanceAuthentication request in the new tab.

The descriptive name of the request is shown both in the tab and just above the request. To execute /Security/AdvanceAuthentication, calling this endpoint forwards the user's responses to the challenges to Centrify for verification.

After you receive the server response from /Security/StartAuthentication and collect the user's responses to the specified security challenges, call the /Security/AdvanceAuthentication endpoint.

Some of the key features in Postman include:

* New Tabs: Opens additional tabs for editing requests.

* Collections: This is where you find the collections you create when you save requests. However, you can edit the name, add a description, and select or create the collection to which the request should belong. By default, Save uses the URI of the request as the name of the request.

* Save: Click this button to save the current request to a named collection of requests.

* Response: This field displays the server's response to the request.

* Send: Clicking this button sends the request.

For example, the Headers tab enables you to enter a payload element. The screenshot above shows the Body tab selected and the body of the request that will be sent. Use the tabs above this field to select the part of the request you want to enter.

Request Payload: Use this field to specify the elements of the request to send. Use the list to the left of this field to specify the HTTP method (for example, POST).

URI Entry Field: Use this field to enter the URI for the endpoint.

In your Postman collection, you can create and manage cloud directory users, authentication and privilege elevation services, Centrify Powershell utility installation, get a SAML assertion for a configured app, applications, endpoints, and infrastructure services.

Here is an example of how to use the PagerDuty postman collection:

```

async function fetchIncidentsByService(serviceId) {

// your code here

}

```

However, if you are experiencing issues with your PagerDuty call in Postman returning data when doing a call on Postman but not returning data when doing the same call on a NodeJs app, it may be due to reseted created_at_start and created_at_end values.

By following this guide, you should now have a better understanding of how to set up a PagerDuty postman collection and execute requests using the 'pagerduty postman collection' key phrase.

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