webhook

Unfortunately I don't have a specific answer but I've was thinking of doing something similar - I've since changed my approach but this is what I was thinking. There are a number of these kinds of things for Kubernetes (Keel.sh, et al) but nothing that I could find for plain docker. One idea I had was to use something like https://github.com/adnanh/webhook and ping a webhook from the Github action. Yes it'd be publicly accessible, but using an HMAC header signed by a github secret would probably mitigate much of the risk. The webhook would do the pull and restart (via a shell script). I also spent some time playing with waypoint (from Hashicorp) and think it has potential, but of course is a bit different. They do have a docker image 'builder' and I think the webhook could be built into the server side to do the pull on new image. fw

6 years ago, I made a tool to automate staging server deploys on git push, and then open-sourced it. https://github.com/adnanh/webhook And someone used it to automate their robot vacuum cleaner when they press the amazon dash button :)

I did something very similar for handling webhooks (but can also be used for anything else), check it out at https://github.com/adnanh/webhook People have used it in various segments, from actual deployments on push, to home automation, someone even wrote a guide on how to control the Xiaomi Robot Vacuum using the Amazon Dash button :-)

https://github.com/adnanh/webhook - an incoming webhook server that can run your shell scripts

An alternative to webhook automation would be https://github.com/adnanh/webhook

Hookdoo: SaaS that allows you to create incoming webhook endpoints to run shell scripts on your remote servers. https://www.hookdoo.com/ And of course my open-source webhook server project: https://github.com/adnanh/webhook

Hookdoo: SaaS that allows you to create incoming webhook endpoints to run shell scripts on your remote servers. https://www.hookdoo.com/ And of course my open-source webhook server project: https://github.com/adnanh/webhook

Shameless plug: I wrote an open source incoming webhook server that can run your build & redeployment scripts: https://github.com/adnanh/webhook

For those interested in technically easy webhook consuming endpoint server check out https://github.com/adnanh/webhook

Webhook: https://github.com/adnanh/webhook Self hosted tiny incoming webhook server with powerful options. Lets user run shell commands on incoming webhook. Has context parsing (use values from payload, query string, headers etc...). Can use context to validate the requests (i.e. only trigger if the push is coming from GitHub and the ref branch is the master branch). More info can be found in the Readme and on the wiki. Tech stack: Golang --- Hookdoo - https://www.hookdoo.com/ A SaaS spin on the webhook server. Sort of an opposite approach. Has all the features webhook has, and also implements concurrency management (i.e. only run one script and deny others until it's done, allow parallel runs etc...). Centralized, managed, leverages SSH. No need for the user to install and configure anything on their servers. Tech stack: Ruby, Golang, Re

Found it: https://github.com/adnanh/webhook I like it, but isn't it too complicated? Perhaps it would be better to write a small Python (Flask?) app for each kind of webhook you would be accepting, since you're going to run all this in your own server, with your own scripts and your own messy paths. I've tried this in the past: https://github.com/fiatjaf/requesthub.xyz, but the comment above also applies.