SlackChannelConfiguration

The SlackChannelConfiguration resource allows you to manage Slack channel configurations for AWS SupportApp, enabling notifications for case updates. For more information, refer to the AWS SupportApp SlackChannelConfigurations documentation.

Minimal Example

Create a basic Slack channel configuration that notifies on case severity:

import AWS from "alchemy/aws/control";

const slackChannelConfig = await AWS.SupportApp.SlackChannelConfiguration("basicSlackChannelConfig", {
  ChannelName: "aws-support-updates",
  ChannelRoleArn: "arn:aws:iam::123456789012:role/SlackChannelRole",
  NotifyOnCaseSeverity: "high",
  TeamId: "T1234567890",
  ChannelId: "C1234567890"
});

Advanced Configuration

Configure a Slack channel with multiple notification settings:

const advancedSlackChannelConfig = await AWS.SupportApp.SlackChannelConfiguration("advancedSlackChannelConfig", {
  ChannelName: "aws-support-team",
  ChannelRoleArn: "arn:aws:iam::123456789012:role/SlackChannelRole",
  NotifyOnCaseSeverity: "all",
  TeamId: "T0987654321",
  ChannelId: "C0987654321",
  NotifyOnAddCorrespondenceToCase: true,
  NotifyOnResolveCase: true,
  NotifyOnCreateOrReopenCase: true
});

Use Case: Adopting Existing Resources

If you need to adopt an existing Slack channel configuration without failing, you can specify the adopt property:

const adoptExistingSlackChannelConfig = await AWS.SupportApp.SlackChannelConfiguration("adoptExistingSlackChannelConfig", {
  ChannelName: "existing-slack-channel",
  ChannelRoleArn: "arn:aws:iam::123456789012:role/SlackChannelRole",
  NotifyOnCaseSeverity: "medium",
  TeamId: "T1122334455",
  ChannelId: "C1122334455",
  adopt: true // This will adopt the existing resource instead of failing
});