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>Maybe you need to receive a webhook from GitHub There are also free options, e.g. ngrok [0] And open source options, e.g. openziti [1] Doing webhooks and dar
by gz5 4y ago
>Maybe you need to receive a webhook from GitHub
There are also free options, e.g. ngrok [0]
And open source options, e.g. openziti [1]
Doing webhooks and dark webhooks for quite some time. Always good to have more options - what does Funnel do differently than those?
[0] https://blog.ngrok.com/posts/getting-started-with-webhooks https://blog.ngrok.com/posts/getting-started-with-webhooks
[1] https://openziti.io/my-intern-assignment-call-a-dark-webhook-from-aws-lambda https://openziti.io/my-intern-assignment-call-a-dark-webhook...
- tasn 4y agoWhat's a "dark webhook"? Also, funny they should mention Github, as they literally just added webhook tunneling to the Github CLI a few days ago.
- dovholuknf 4y agoA "dark webhook" in this case just means sending data from a public server/service like a GitHub action (or even an AWS Lambda) to a server that doesn't have a port open on the internet. For example, I get a message to my Mattermost client everytime someone pushes/commits/etc. All those messages are sent to the Mattermost server over a webhook that is configured on an overlay network (in our case, using OpenZiti). There's no firewall rule allowing the traffic to the Mattermost server, it's "dark" to the internet.
- tasn 4y agoI assumed it would be something about the "dark web", never heard the term used for services that are behind a firewall. TIL.
- Komodai 4y ago