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You can use a message queue, to which you add the webhook payload. Then your Jenkins server can listen on this queue.
by moltar 8y ago
You can use a message queue, to which you add the webhook payload. Then your Jenkins server can listen on this queue.
- markkanof 8y agoCan you explain more about how this would address security concerns?
- FajitaNachos 8y agoThis is a good idea. You listen on some publicly available endpoint that doesn't have access to your internal network, you vet the messages you receive and push it to a message queue. Then your server running on the internal network manages to connect and pull messages from that queue.