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The fluvio cloud webhook family of commands is used to create, delete, and troubleshoot Webhooks in cloud.
fluvio cloud webhook
$ 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
$ 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
$ 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
$ fluvio cloud webhook update --config webhook-config.yaml
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
$ fluvio cloud webhook logs my-webhook [Log output]