Get InfraNest alerts posted straight into a Teams channel
Send incidents and expiry warnings to a Teams channel instead of checking InfraNest by hand
Connect a Teams channel so InfraNest alerts land where your team already talks.
- One channel, one destination: the webhook you create is bound to a single channel; add a second webhook and destination if you want alerts in another channel too.
- Test before you rely on it: send a test message from InfraNest to confirm it reaches the right channel before you turn on real alerts.
- Choose per alert: pick Microsoft Teams as the destination when deciding which alerts go where, alongside any other destinations you use.
NoteThe webhook URL is stored securely and isn't shown again after you save it — keep a copy if you'll need to re-enter it elsewhere.
What it looks like in InfraNest
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What you can do
Once Microsoft Teams is connected, this is what InfraNest can do with it.
- Incoming webhook per channel
- Test message before saving
- Multiple destinations for multiple channels
How to connect it
- 1
Create an incoming webhook in Teams
In the channel, open ⋯ → Connectors → Incoming Webhook → Configure, name it, and create it.
- 2
Copy the webhook URL
Teams gives you a URL after creating the webhook — copy it.
- 3
Add the destination in InfraNest
Go to Alerts → Destinations, choose Add a destination, select Microsoft Teams, and paste the webhook URL.
- 4
Test and save
Select Test to confirm the message appears in the channel, then save.
That’s it — Microsoft Teams is connected.
Set up with AI
I use Microsoft Teams, and I want to connect it to InfraNest (infranest.io) — it manages domains, DNS, servers and certificates across providers. InfraNest asks for: Webhook URL. Walk me through creating that in Microsoft Teams: where each setting is in the current interface, whether a read-only option exists, and how to check it works before I paste it in.
Questions
#Can we send alerts to more than one Teams channel?
Yes. Each webhook is bound to one channel, so create a second incoming webhook in Teams for the other channel and add it in InfraNest as another destination.
#What happens if the webhook is deleted or stops working in Teams?
InfraNest will no longer be able to post to that channel. Create a new incoming webhook in Teams and update or re-add the destination with the new URL.
#Can InfraNest change anything in our Teams setup?
No. InfraNest only posts messages to the webhook URL you provide; it doesn't create channels, connectors, or change any Teams settings on its own.
#Can we see the webhook URL again after saving it?
No, it's stored securely and not displayed again once saved. If you need to change destinations, create a new webhook in Teams and update the destination in InfraNest.
#How do we make sure the connection actually works before relying on it?
Use the Test option when adding the destination — it sends a test message to the channel so you can confirm it arrived before turning on real alerts.
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