Add Webhook URI to GitHub


Very easy:
Step 1: get GitHub webhook URL 
Step 2: Paste the URL under GitHub -> Settings-> Webhooks page.

Note:
When using all in one virtual machine, should use webhooks instead of githooks. Specifically, the all-in-one and CDK local environments are not publicly addressable from the outside internet because it typically runs on a private IP address that is only available on your local subnet (10.2.2.2 for example).  For more: https://blog.openshift.com/using-github-hooks-with-your-local-openshift-environment/

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Git - comflict solving

Some common usage of git with SourceTree -> pull to local pull to local  - if no conflict -> pull successfully  - if has conflict     option 1. commit to local repo -> stash changes  -> pull    option 2. prof read  -> push to remote If already commit, but don't want to push the code to the remote. :) Simple delete ur local repo, and clone again.
Read more

Getting started with OpenShift

Image
OpenShift OpenShift is a container application platform. It is a platform design for the development and deployment of containers. The core technology used as the basis of OpenShift includes Docker-based containers and orchestration via the Kubernets system. Pre-Requisite - Docker and Kubernetes First of all, why we need Containers? That's assuming our application needs some services. One service requires one version of dependencies, while the other service requires another. To achieve compatibility, the architecture of our application needs to be changed over time. Every change we will repeat the tedious process to check the compatibility. :) very annoying. Containers are very similar to a virtual machine, except for they are sharing the same kernel. As shown in the figure below, each Container has their own independent application, libraries and dependencies (For example, in a java project,  .jar files in the build path are t...
Read more