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Integrations Webhooks

The Testkube Dashboard allows you to easily create and manage the Webhooks defined for your Environment.

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Check out the Webhooks document to learn how Webhooks can be used in Testkube.

Webhooks are created under an Environment and are managed from the "Webhooks" tab in the integrations panel:

Webhooks

Creating a New Webhook​

Select the Create a new webhook button to create a new Webhook.

Create New Webhook

Webhook Condition​

You will initially be prompted for:

  • the Name of the Webhook - must be a valid Kubernetes name as Webhooks are stored as CRDs in your cluster.
  • the Resources Identifier for which resources to monitor, can either be a list of Kubernetes Labels or a specific resource name.
  • the Triggered events that will execute the Webhook.

Create New Webhook Modal 1

Webhook Action​

The next step will prompt you for the target URI that will be invoked for your Webhook:

Create New Webhook Modal 2

Webhook Settings​

Selecting a Webhook from the list of Webhooks shows its Settings.

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As with the wizard above to create a Webhook, the Settings tab only expose basic Webhook configurations, for more advanced selector and payload you can modify the generated YAML directly in the Definition tab for your Webhook.

General​

The General tab allows you to modify the name of the Webhook, temporarily enable/disable it, and delete it if needed.

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You can disable a Webhook for specific Workflow Executions also - Read More

Webhooks Settings

Condition​

Condition shows the conditions met for the current Webhook to be called.

Webhook Condition

Action & Payload​

Action defines the target URI we will call with this Webhook. The Custom Payload field allows you to modify the payload to be sent - Read More.

Webhook Action

Resource Group​

Resource Group defines the Resource Group this Webhook belongs to - Read More about Resource Groups

Webhook Resource Group

Definition​

Definition shows the underlying YAML for your Webhook, allowing you to manually configure your Webhook vs using the previous tabs.

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If you want to hide the Webhook YAML definition in the Dashboard because it contains sensitive information you can enable Webhooks URL Masking under the Organization Product Features, which will hide the Definition tab under the Webhook Settings.

Webhook Definition