Webhook Relay tunnels

Name: Webhook Relay tunnels
Rating: 5.0 (4 reviews)

Demo your website without deploying

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Demo your website without deploying

5.0•4 reviews•

7 followers

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Webhook Relay is a simple tool that allows you to demo websites without deploying, directly from your laptop. It works through NAT environments (e.g. a home or office network) without having to configure port forwarding, or in cloud computing environments with ephemeral IP addresses. All users get unique public endpoints.

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Webhook Relay

The best way to connect and integrate

Webhook Relay allows anyone to receive, transform webhooks and expose web services to the internet without having public IP or configuring NAT/firewall in a secure way.

Launch tags:

Internet of Things•SaaS•Developer Tools

Launch Team

Karolis Rusenas

Meteron AI

Maker

Webhook Relay was created to solve one problem - simplify communication between systems by providing a webhook delivery system to multiple destinations and/or applications that are running in internal networks. Our service enables you to modify requests/responses, reach internal networks or insert data straight into Data Warehouse (currently GCP BigQuery is supported but more are coming!). Example 1: Your Jenkins server is running in a private network and you store your code on GitHub. To receive webhooks you would either need to open up access to your Jenkins (not secure) or use polling (slow). Solution: Start relay agent next to your Jenkins server. It will create a tunnel and will allow you to receive webhooks on 'your-domain.hooks.webhookrelay.com' that will then be transported through a tunnel to Jenkins directly. No firewall, NAT configuration is needed. Ref: https://webhookrelay.com/v1/tuto... Example 2: DockerHub sends webhooks on registry events and you need to somehow get alerted on these events in multiple systems. Solution: Create a single endpoint where you receive DockerHub webhooks. Create one or more destinations where to send the webhooks. Each destination can also transform the webhook, for example make it into a Slack message: https://webhookrelay.com/v1/exam.... Join webhook relay if you are a sassy developer or a business with few systems to integrate. Founder, Karolis Rusenas

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