Urgent : ServiceNow integration with Ansible via Azure Logic Apps integrator tool

Nisha30
Kilo Sage

‎02-13-2025 04:49 AM

Hi Community,

What ways we can integrate ServiceNow with Ansible for automation.

I know there is:

1)Ansible Spoke (licensed)
2)Red Hat ITSM plugin (this is free)

 

Can the Integrating tool 

Azure Logic Apps (customer has this license)
able to do the same job? Is there any plugin available in ServiceNow store for this

 

If my understanding is correct if no plugin then this will be similar to custom development where
ServiceNow connects TO Azure Logic Apps TO Ansible.

 

Have no idea on this one can anyone please guide if 'Azure Logic Apps' , a suitable connector to ansible replacing 'Ansible Spoke

Thanks

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Mark Manders
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‎02-13-2025 06:15 AM

You will need to check if the Azure Logic Apps can get the data from Ansible. If so, you can create an integration with ServiceNow. What did you get when you checked out the Store? Asking the community to check the Store for you, seems a bit weird. 

Why not use the Red Hat ITSM plugin (it seems the cost is defining your solution)? 


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lastreaction122
Tera Contributor

‎02-25-2025 01:35 PM

@Nisha30 wrote:

Hi Community,

What ways we can integrate ServiceNow with Ansible for automation.

I know there is:

1)Ansible Spoke (licensed)
2)Red Hat ITSM plugin (this is free)

 

Can the Integrating tool 

Azure Logic Apps (customer has this license)
able to do the same job? Is there any plugin available in ServiceNow store for this

 

If my understanding is correct if no plugin then this will be similar to custom development where
ServiceNow connects TO Azure Logic Apps TO Ansible.

 

Have no idea on this one can anyone please guide if 'Azure Logic Apps' , a suitable connector to ansible replacing 'Ansible Spoke

Thanks

ServiceNow can integrate with Ansible using Ansible Spoke (licensed) or the Red Hat ITSM Plugin (free). If using Azure Logic Apps, which your organization is licensed for, it can act as a bridge between ServiceNow and Ansible through custom workflows interacting with Ansible's REST API. Unlike the built-in integrations, this approach requires custom development to ensure seamless automation.

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