Overview Guard Dog Relay for Jira
Guard Dog Relay for Jira will help you connect your platforms, keep track of what’s happening in your webhook events and build readiness within Atlassian cloud.
Challenges
Companies that move from on-premises or data center solutions to SaaS cloud-based solutions gain significant operational benefits. However, many of the methods used to monitor the health of their integrations are no longer available to them. As a result, organizations face challenges in maintaining an oversight of their webhook activities within the Atlassian ecosystem, leaving them vulnerable to evolving security threats.
Key features
Webhook tracking and logging - Log the following webhook request events through the Webhook relay:
Outbound traffic
Performance monitoring
Errors
Enforced policies (coming soon)
Webhook Management and Integration
Relay mapping: Register and configure webhooks to be relayed into the app.
Integration with Splunk and Logstash: Push webhook logs to Splunk for advanced monitoring and alerts, or to Logstash for flexible analysis using the ELK stack.
Webhook Insights and Analytics
Insight cards: Display key information to assess webhook health and performance.
Analysis chart: Offer visualizations to provide deeper insights into webhook data.
Webhook dashboards
Overview dashboard: Provides a comprehensive view of webhook data across apps for easy monitoring and analysis.
Webhook policies and automation (coming soon)
Policies & automation: Allow customization of webhook processes to enhance governance and security according to business needs.
Some further concepts are explained at the Key concepts for Guard Dog Relay for Jira page.
Key benefits
Perform monitoring within the Atlassian environment.
Easily connect with external monitoring and alerts.
Probe incidents or activities from logs.
Early detection of webhook traffic anomalies.
Replicate your existing Data Center processes within the Cloud environment.
Empowers and delivers greater transparency.
Customize policies to fit cloud security governance. (coming soon)
Use cases
Resolving security governance as an organization migrates to the cloud.
Centralizing cloud governance, policies and protocols.
Identifying the root cause of an integration incident.
Monitoring integration traffic under the hood in the Atlassian environment.