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Create PagerDuty incidents when certificate events occur using the Events API v2. Get paged when certificates are about to expire or are revoked.
Alerts are configured per Application and apply to all certificates within that Application.

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Create a PagerDuty Alert

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Create a PagerDuty Service

  1. Go to PagerDuty → Services → Service Directory → New Service
  2. Name the service (e.g., “Infisical PKI Alerts”)
  3. Select Events API v2 as the integration
  4. Click Create Service
To use an existing service, go to Integrations → Add an Integration → Events API v2.
2

Copy the Integration Key

After creating the service, copy the 32-character Integration Key from the Integrations tab.
Keep your integration key secure. Anyone with access can send events to your PagerDuty service.
3

Navigate to your Application

Go to Certificate Manager → Applications and select your Application.
4

Create an alert

Go to the Settings tab and find the Alerting section. Click Create Alert.
SettingDescription
Alert TypeCertificate Expiration, Issuance, Renewal, or Revocation
Alert NameA slug-friendly name like tls-expiry-alert
DescriptionOptional context about this alert
Alert Before(Expiration only) Time before expiry to trigger, e.g., 30d
5

Add a PagerDuty channel

Add a PagerDuty notification channel and paste the integration key.

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Severity Mapping

Infisical automatically maps alert types to PagerDuty severity levels.

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Expiration Alerts

Time Until ExpiryPagerDuty Severity
≤ 7 dayscritical
≤ 14 dayserror
≤ 30 dayswarning
> 30 daysinfo

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Other Alert Types

Alert TypePagerDuty Severity
Certificate Issuanceinfo
Certificate Renewalinfo
Certificate Revocationwarning

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Incident Grouping

Alerts with the same alert ID are grouped into the same PagerDuty incident via dedup_key. Repeated triggers update the existing incident rather than creating duplicates.

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What’s Next?

Webhook Alerts

Send alerts to custom HTTP endpoints.

Slack Alerts

Send alerts to a Slack channel.

Certificate Syncs

Push certificates to cloud destinations.

Managing Certificates

View and manage certificates.