Apollo-24 is a pathfinder project designed to automate administrative workflows between Jira and ServiceNow (SNOW) using APIs and webhooks. As a middleware platform, Apollo-24 aims to accelerate customer triage response times and eliminate redundant data entry, helping large organizations maintain workflow efficiency and data consistency.
Apollo-24 provides a web interface for customers to submit requests. Once a request is submitted, the system generates a triage report (with a range from SIRC to SIR3) and creates a Jira ticket using a standardized template. The Jira ticket is linked within the tool, allowing customers to track their requests in real time.
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Jira Automation
- Automatically builds Jira tickets with required fields:
- SI number & link
- BIA record information
- Project description
- Project owner name/email
- Platform name
- Lab name
- GW1 date as due date
- Solution architect name/email
- Ticket name format:
SI - Lab_Project-Name(e.g.,MI60007-James_Bond-Spy_Car)
- Adds comments to SC&C SI tasks with the SIR rating.
- Listens for Jira events (via webhooks) to trigger dependent actions, such as creating related tickets in other Jira boards and updating ticket comments for traceability.
- Automatically builds Jira tickets with required fields:
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ServiceNow Integration
- Designed to synchronize workflows with ServiceNow, reducing manual re-entry and keeping data consistent across platforms.
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Event-Driven Workflow
- Example: When a ticket in Jira Board A moves from In Progress to Peer Review, Apollo-24 creates a ticket in Jira Board B’s backlog and comments on the original ticket with the new ticket number for easy mapping.
Based on the repository structure and code artifacts, Apollo-24 primarily uses Go (Golang) for its backend logic:
| Component | Technology / Package | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Main Backend | Go (Golang) | Core application logic and API server |
| API Routing | Custom Go router | Handles incoming API/webhook requests |
| Templates | Go templates | For generating Jira ticket content |
| Webhook Handling | Go | Listens to Jira webhook events |
| Data Structures | JSON | For request/response and webhook payloads |
Key Files and Directories:
apollo-24.go: Main entry point for the application.api/,logic/,router/: Core Go source code for API endpoints, business logic, and routing.templates/: Stores templates for Jira ticket creation.webhook.json: Example Jira webhook payload for development/testing.
No additional package managers (like npm or pip) are present, confirming the backend is implemented in Go, with dependencies managed via go.mod and go.sum.
This repo integrates automated SAST scanning via Semgrep on every push and pull request.
- Scans run against the
p/defaultandp/owasp-top-tenrulesets - Results surfaced in the GitHub Security tab via SARIF upload
- Designed to mirror enterprise DevSecOps pipeline patterns
- Go 1.18+ installed
- Jira and ServiceNow instances with API access
- Jira API keys and ServiceNow API keys must be created and securely added to your environment or configuration files before running Apollo-24.
- Webhook configuration in Jira to point to Apollo-24’s webhook endpoint
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/MeghvShetty/Apollo-24.git cd Apollo-24 - Install dependencies:
go mod tidy
- Configure environment:
- Set up environment variables or config files for Jira/SNOW API credentials and webhook URLs.
- Ensure your Jira and ServiceNow API keys are generated and stored securely.
- Run the server:
go run apollo-24.go
- Configure Jira webhooks:
- In your Jira instance, set up a webhook to POST relevant events (e.g., issue updates, status changes) to your Apollo-24 server.
- Customer submits request via website
- Apollo-24:
- Generates triage report (SIRC-SIR3)
- Creates Jira ticket with all required fields and standardized naming
- Links the Jira ticket for customer tracking
- Jira Event (e.g., status change to Peer Review):
- Apollo-24 creates a dependent ticket in another Jira board
- Comments on the original ticket with the new ticket reference
- Open to issues and pull requests.
- Please follow Go best practices and ensure all new features are covered by tests where possible.
See LICENSE for details.
Apollo-24 is a proof-of-concept project to demonstrate the power of event-driven automation between enterprise platforms, reducing administrative overhead and improving workflow transparency.