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Lamp command line utility released!

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<p><span>OpsGenie1 has a simple </span><a href="http://support.opsgenie.com/customer/portal/articles/565567-web-api">Web API</a><span> to interact with OpsGenie from any programming language that can make web requests. Today, we&#8217;ve released &#8220;</span><a href="http://support.opsgenie.com/customer/portal/articles/574596-lamp-command-line-interface-for-opsgenie">lamp</a><span>&#8221;, a command line utility to do the same. Lamp uses OpsGenie Web API under the hood and provides capabilities to create &amp; close alerts, attach files, etc. easily from shell scripts. Lamp is a Java application, hence works on any platform that has a JVM.</span></p><p><a href="http://support.opsgenie.com/customer/portal/articles/574596-lamp-command-line-interface-for-opsgenie">Lamp</a> can be used to integrate any management tool that can execute a shell script with OpsGenie. Lamp has a built in contextual help system for obtaining information on available commands, and available options for their use. You can see the available list of commands by invoking lamp with the &#8212;help option, and you can see the options for a specific command by invoking &#8212;help option with that specific command, like &#8220;lamp createAlert &#8212;help&#8221;. </p><p>Lamp uses customerKey parameter to authenticate with the OpsGenie services. customerKey can be provided as a command line parameter or can be supplied in lamp.conf file.</p><p>Lamp documentation can be found on <a href="http://support.opsgenie.com/customer/portal/articles/574596-lamp-command-line-interface-for-opsgenie">our support site</a>.</p><p>Lamp can be downloaded from <a href="http://support.opsgenie.com/customer/portal/articles/714183-all-downloads#lamp">Downloads</a></p>

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