Scriptera
GitLab + Telegram scenarios — Development & IT
Ready-made scenarios where GitLab and Telegram work together: pick one — a copy appears in your account and runs on its own.
33 scenarios
- New messages in Telegram — Files in GitLab
- New messages in Telegram — Updating files in GitLab
- New commits in gitlab — Sending messages in Telegram
- New releases in GitLab — Sending messages in Telegram
- New repositories in GitLab — Sending messages in Telegram
- New request review requests in gitlab — Sending messages in Telegram
- New pull requests in GitLab — Sending messages in Telegram
- New messages in Telegram — Files in GitLab
- The repository events you care about, in your team chat
- Cutting a release with a chat command
- Incident alerts — to everyone, everywhere at once
- High-priority tickets alert every channel at once
- Task comments — straight to your messenger
- Instant alerts for urgent events from your apps
- Bug reports from a form — into repository issues with an alert
- Automatic bug triage: priority, ticket, team alert
- Urgent tasks that don't stall
- Monitoring your sites' certificate expiry
- Bug reports turned into proper tickets
- Data-load failure monitoring with tasks and alerts
- Task status alerts — pushed to every channel at once
- Repo changes from chat, in plain words
- New-issue triage: task, notification, reply to the author, and a logged row
- Critical bugs from testing escalated straight to tickets and engineering chat
- Release notes, a QA task and team alerts — straight from a version tag
- Error-log watch with automatic tickets
- Failed-login detection with tickets and alerts
- Weekly documentation and backup of your scenarios
- A daily backup of your scenarios — to GitLab
- Incident response — ticket, alert, and report in seconds
- Change request routing: tickets, audit trail and notifications
- Route change requests by the rules — no manual triage
- Tests on a throwaway environment — stand up, run, tear down
Any scenario from this collection can be launched in Scriptera: describe the task in plain words — it is built, launched and monitored for you.