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Prerequisites

Before creating a webhook, you need:
  • a Tensorlake Cloud organization and project;
  • organization administrator or project administrator access; and
  • a public HTTPS endpoint that accepts POST requests.

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Create a destination

1

Open Webhooks

In Tensorlake Cloud, select the project that produces the events, then select Webhooks.
2

Enter the destination

Select Create webhook and provide:
  • Webhook name: a name that identifies the receiver or environment.
  • Endpoint URL: an absolute HTTPS URL without embedded credentials.
3

Select events

Select one or more sandbox, application, or application-request lifecycle events. The destination receives only the selected event types from this project.
4

Create the webhook

Select Create webhook, then open the new destination to copy its signing secret and send a test event.
Treat the signing secret like a password. Store it in your secret manager and never commit it to source control or log it.

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Edit or pause delivery

Open a destination and select Edit webhook to change its name, endpoint URL, subscribed events, or delivery status. Turn off Delivery enabled to pause attempts to that destination without deleting its configuration. Re-enable delivery when the receiver is ready.

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Delete a destination

Delete a destination when it should no longer receive events. Deleting a webhook removes that endpoint configuration.