Coralogix Integration

Connect Coralogix to enable the AI agent to search logs, query metrics, review alerts, and automatically investigate triggered alerts during incident response.

Capabilities

Once connected, the AI agent can:

Capability	Description
Query Logs	Search logs using DataPrime query language with time range and tier filters
Query Metrics	Run PromQL queries for instant and range metric queries
List Alerts	View all configured alert definitions and their status
Get Alert Details	Retrieve full configuration of a specific alert
Alert Webhooks	Automatically create investigations when Coralogix alerts trigger

Prerequisites

• A Coralogix account with API access
• A Coralogix API Key — either a Personal API Key (recommended, full access) or a Team API Key (metrics only)
• Knowledge of your Coralogix region

Setup

1

Get Your API Key

1. Log in to your Coralogix account
2. For full access (logs, alerts, metrics): Navigate to Settings > Personal API Keys and create a key with the Alerts and DataQuerying presets
3. For metrics only: You can use a Team API Key from Settings > API Keys
4. Copy the key value

2

Identify Your Region

Check your Coralogix login URL to determine your region:

Region	Login Domain
EU1	coralogix.com
US1	coralogix.us
US2	cx498.coralogix.com
EU2	eu2.coralogix.com
AP1 (India)	coralogix.in
AP2 (Singapore)	coralogixsg.com
AP3	ap3.coralogix.com

3

Add Integration in Autoheal

1. Go to Integrations in Autoheal
2. Click Coralogix
3. Enter a name (e.g., "Production Coralogix")

4

Configure Credentials

Enter the following:

• API Key: Your Coralogix API Key (Personal or Team)
• Region: Select your Coralogix region from the dropdown

5

Test and Save

Click Test Connection to verify, then Save.

Required Permissions

The test connection will pass if the API key can access at least one of the following endpoints: Alerts, DataPrime (logs), or Metrics.

Personal API Key (recommended — full access)

Permission Preset	Capabilities
Alerts	List and view alert definitions
DataQuerying	Query logs via DataPrime and metrics via PromQL

Team API Key (limited — metrics only)

Team API Keys can access the metrics endpoint but cannot query logs or alerts. The test connection will pass, but only coralogix_query_metrics will work.

tip

For full functionality, create a dedicated Personal API Key with the Alerts and DataQuerying presets. Avoid using keys with write or admin permissions.

Example Queries

Once connected, you can ask the AI agent questions like:

Search for error logs in the payment service over the last hour

Show me the CPU utilization metrics for the last 30 minutes

What alerts are currently configured for production?

Query logs where severity is Error and namespace is production

DataPrime Query Syntax

Coralogix uses the DataPrime query language for log searches. Some common patterns:

source logs | filter $d.severity == 'Error' | limit 100

source logs | filter $d.kubernetes.namespace_name == 'production' | limit 50

source logs | filter $d.service_name == 'api-gateway' && $d.status_code >= 500 | limit 25

Alert Webhooks (Alert Source)

Coralogix can also act as an alert source, automatically creating investigations when alerts trigger. This is configured separately from the data source capabilities above.

Setting Up Alert Webhooks

1

Enable Webhooks in Autoheal

1. Go to your Coralogix integration in Autoheal
2. Scroll to the Alert Source section
3. Enable webhooks and copy the Webhook URL

2

Create a Webhook in Coralogix

1. In Coralogix, go to Integrations > Webhooks > Outbound Webhooks
2. Click Add on the Generic Webhook card
3. Enter a name (e.g., "Autoheal")
4. Paste the Webhook URL from Autoheal
5. Keep the default body template as-is — no customization needed
6. Save the webhook

3

Attach Webhook to Alerts

1. In the Generic Webhook configuration, go to Alert Notifications
2. Select the alerts you want to trigger investigations for
3. Save the configuration

tip

Only alerts with alert_action: "trigger" will create investigations. Resolve actions are acknowledged but skipped to avoid duplicate investigations.

note

Coralogix outbound webhooks do not support HMAC signature verification. Authentication relies on the unique secret embedded in the webhook URL.

Webhook Response Codes

HTTP Status	Response Body	Meaning
200 OK	{"status": "processed", "investigation_id": "...", "investigation_url": "..."}	Alert received and investigation created
200 OK	{"status": "skipped"}	Alert received but action was resolve — no investigation needed
400 Bad Request	{"code": 11002, "message": "Webhook payload invalid"}	Payload is not valid JSON
404 Not Found	{"code": 10000, "message": "Integration not found"}	Webhook URL secret is incorrect or webhook is disabled

Successful trigger delivery:

{
  "status": "processed",
  "investigation_id": "71b5f2a7-1981-494d-a04f-3df7262e6184",
  "investigation_url": "https://your-tenant.autoheal.dev/investigation/71b5f2a7-1981-494d-a04f-3df7262e6184"
}

Resolve action (skipped):

{
  "status": "skipped"
}

Troubleshooting

403 Forbidden / Missing Permissions

• Team API Keys only support metrics queries. If you need log search or alert access, use a Personal API Key with the Alerts and DataQuerying presets.
• Personal API Keys: Verify the key has the required permission presets (Alerts and DataQuerying) in Settings > Personal API Keys.
• Ensure you selected the correct region matching your Coralogix account.

No Data Returned

• Verify the time range includes data
• Check that the DataPrime query syntax is correct
• Ensure data exists in the selected tier (Frequent Search vs Archive)

Wrong Region

• Check your Coralogix login URL to identify your region
• For example, if you log in at app.cx498.coralogix.com, select cx498.coralogix.com

Connection Timeout

• Check your region selection
• Verify network connectivity to Coralogix APIs
• Large queries may take longer — try adding | limit to your DataPrime queries

Webhook Not Creating Investigations

• Verify the webhook is enabled in the Autoheal integration settings
• Check that the Webhook URL in Coralogix matches exactly (including the secret)
• Ensure the alert is attached to the Generic Webhook in Coralogix
• Only trigger actions create investigations — resolve actions are skipped by design