Using the Automate with AWS then action in Jira Service Management

Use the Automate with AWS then action to run remote actions with AWS from Jira Service Management automation rules.

On this page:

1 Configuration
2 Entity Variables
3 Examples
4 How-to Articles
5 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Related pages:

Identity Federation for AWS
- Administering Automation with AWS
Atlassian Jira Service Management
- Automating your service project

Configuration

To configure an Automate with AWS then action:

1. Follow the steps in Automating your service project

2. When editing the THEN field, select the Automate with AWS then action

3. Complete the following settings:

AWS Connector	Select the shared Identity Federation for AWS connector.
Action	Select the remote AWS action.

4. Configure the selected AWS action's parameter template as documented for each action:

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Using the Put Systems Manager Parameter action
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Using the Put EventBridge/CloudWatch Events action
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Using the Get Systems Manager Parameter action
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Using the Automate with AWS task in Bamboo
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Using the Start Step Functions Execution action
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Using the Start Systems Manager Automation Execution action
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Using the Publish SNS Message action
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Using the Invoke Lambda Function action
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Using the Automate with AWS then action in Jira Service Management
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Using the Automate with AWS post function in Jira
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Using the Automate with AWS notification recipient in Bamboo
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Using the Send SQS Message action

Entity Variables

You can inject contextual variables with workflow entities into the remote action payload templates. The applicable entities for the Jira then action are:

Examples

The examples are currently composed to reference only core entity variables – you can also reference all Jira specific entity variables, for example ${issue.fields.summary}.