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Configure webhooks

Certain actions in Compute can trigger webhooks to notify other services of the event. The receivers of webhooks get contextually relevant information about the request Compute receiver. By default, no webhooks are configured.

You can set your own webhooks in the scc-config.yaml file that subo created for you in your suborbital/config directory.

Configuration options​

The webhooks stanza in scc-config.yaml consists of a top level webhooks object with a list of entries.

Each entry has an id referencing the builder.function.promoted hook point and a list of one or more HTTP targets, which consist of a url, method, and dictionary of headers (optional).

Examples​

A simple inline example:

scc-config.yaml
capabilities:
  # ...

webhooks:
  - id: builder.function.promoted
    targets:
     - url: http://example.com/promoted
       method: POST
       headers:
         'X-Some-Header': 'some value'

An example with shared headers and multiple targets for a single hook point:

scc-config.yaml
commonHeaders: &commonHeaders
  'Authorization': 'Bearer d2UncmUgaGlyaW5nCg=='

webhooks:
  - id: builder.function.promoted
    targets:
     - url: http://echo-server:1234/promoted
       method: POST
       headers: *commonHeaders

     - url: https://postman-echo.com/post
       method: POST
       headers: *commonHeaders

Hook points​

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Stay tuned for more hook points!

builder.function.promoted

Description Runs when an end user successfully deploys a function.

Sample response(JSON):

{
    "webhook_id": "builder.function.promoted",
    "compute_context": {
        "request_id": "ac1f5e84-5327-46a5-9d71-8ad766f39979",
        "request_url": "/api/v1/draft/com.suborbital.demo/default/webhook/promote"
    },
    "response_body": {
        "ident": "com.suborbital.demo",
        "namespace": "default",
        "fn": "webhook",
        "version": "v1.0.0"
    }
}