git submodule initgit submodule update --remote- Right click on the src/Sia.Playbook project in Visual Studio and select 'manage user secrets'
- Copy the src/Sia.Playbook/usersecrets.template.json file into this window
- Replace with your Azure Active Directory instance and playbook git repository
Event Types: Source Data Object Options
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Event (0): data that may change for each instance of the thing happening (e.g., "this escalation went to $team", "this notification was sent to $distribution", etc.).
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Ticket (1): data that will only change for different incidents but not different events within one timeline (e.g., "ticket 100 has severity 1", "ticket 101 has severity 2", etc.).
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EventType (2): data that will be the same for every event of a given type.
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Engagement (3): data that will reflect the current user (which should be relatively rare).
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Github Token is private. It can be stored in .Net Application Configuration or Azure KeyVault.
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For Development or an environment running as an Azure App Service, use usersecrets.template.json as App Configuration template.
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For Docker Container deployment, store your GitHub token in Azure KeyVault and use appsettings.kubernetes_template.json as App Configuration template.
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