GitHub Actions webhook.received → S3 Bucket with MyHooks
Capture GitHub Actions webhook.received events and create record in S3 Bucket using MyHooks. Inspect, replay, and forward webhook payloads for debugging and automation.
Follow these steps to set this up in under 5 minutes:
1) Sign in to MyHooks and copy your webhook URL.
2) Paste into the source app's webhook settings.
3) Trigger a test event and inspect in MyHooks.
4) Replay to your destination endpoint.
5) Verify processing.
Use cases:
- Automatically sync GitHub Actions webhook.received to S3 Bucket.
Troubleshooting:
- If events fail to arrive, ensure your webhook configuration points to the MyHooks URL and your endpoint accepts POST.
FAQ
Can I replay events?
Yes — MyHooks stores incoming events and allows you to replay them to any configured endpoint.
Will MyHooks preserve headers and signatures?
Yes. Headers and the request body are preserved so you can validate signatures like X-Hub-Signature.
Is there a free tier?
Yes — MyHooks offers a free tier for light usage; check pricing for limits.