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HTTP Target

Basic Authentication​

Where basicauth is used, it may be configured using the basic_auth_username and basic_auth_password options. Where an authorisation header is used, it may be set via the headers option.

we recommend using environment variables for sensitive values - which can be done via HCL's native env.MY_ENV_VAR format (as seen below).

TLS may be configured by providing the key_file, cert_file and ca_file options with paths to the relevant TLS files.

OAuth2​

Snowbridge supports sending authorized requests to OAuth2 - compliant HTTP targets. This can be enabled in by setting oauth2_client_id , oauth2_client_secret, oauth2_refresh_token (these 3 are long-lived credentials used to generate short-lived bearer access tokens) and oauth2_token_url(which is the URL of authorization server providing access tokens).

Like in the case of basic authentication, we recommend using environment variables for sensitive values.

Configuration options​

Here is an example of the minimum required configuration:

assets/docs/configuration/targets/http-minimal-example.hcl
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If you want to use this as a failure target, then use failure_target instead of target. Here is an example of every configuration option:

assets/docs/configuration/targets/http-full-example.hcl
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If you want to use this as a failure target, then use failure_target instead of target.