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Version: 0.13.0 (stable)

webhook

The fluvio cloud webhook family of commands is used to create, delete, and troubleshoot Webhooks in cloud.

$ fluvio cloud webhook -h

Manage Webhooks

Usage: fluvio-cloud webhook <COMMAND>

Commands:
  create  Create webhook
  delete  Delete webhook
  list    List webhooks
  update  Update webhook
  logs    View webhook connector logs

fluvio cloud webhook create​

This command is used to provision a new cluster.

$ fluvio cloud webhook create -h

Create webhook

Usage: fluvio-cloud webhook create [OPTIONS] [NAME]

Arguments:
  [NAME]  Name of webhook

Options:
      --topic <TOPIC>
      --config <CONFIG>    Webhook config
  -c, --cluster <CLUSTER>  Name of cluster

Example usage:

$ fluvio cloud webhook create --config webhook-config.yaml
Webhook "my-webhook" created with url: https://infinyon.cloud/webhooks/v1/<random-string>

See the Webhook config reference for more on config files.

fluvio cloud webhook list​

Command to show the fluvio clusters in Cloud associated with current user.

$ fluvio cloud webhook list -h

List webhooks

Usage: fluvio-cloud webhook list

Options:
  -c, --cluster <CLUSTER>  Name of cluster

Example usage:

$ fluvio cloud webhook list
 NAME        TOPIC     URL
 my-webhook  my-topic  https://infinyon.cloud/webhooks/v1/<random-string>

fluvio cloud webhook delete​

This command deletes current cluster of current user.

$ fluvio cloud webhook delete -h

Delete webhook

Usage: fluvio-cloud webhook delete <NAME>

Arguments:
  <NAME>  Name of webhook

Options:
  -c, --cluster <CLUSTER>  Name of cluster

Example usage:

$ fluvio cloud webhook delete my-webhook
Webhook "my-webhook" deleted

fluvio cloud webhook update​

$ fluvio cloud webhook update -h

Update webhook

Usage: fluvio-cloud webhook update --config <CONFIG>

Options:
      --config <CONFIG>  Webhook config
  -c, --cluster <CLUSTER>  Name of cluster

Example usage:

$ fluvio cloud webhook update --config webhook-config.yaml

See the Webhook config reference for more on config files.

fluvio cloud webhook logs​

$ fluvio cloud webhook logs -h

View webhook connector logs

Usage: fluvio-cloud webhook logs <NAME>

Arguments:
  <NAME>  Name of webhook

Options:
  -c, --cluster <CLUSTER>  Name of cluster

Example usage:

$ fluvio cloud webhook logs my-webhook
[Log output]

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