Deploy with a deploy hook

A deploy hook is a secret URL that deploys one service when you call it. Use it from your CI, or from each tool that can send an HTTP request. The server needs no webhook secret for it.

Call the hookCopy Anchor Link

$ ferry deploy-hook show apihttps://ferry.apps.example.com/hooks/deploy/srv-5c57d756f6ad47f59800?key=652f4935c8534c02aad20d953d8a7ff1$ curl -X POST 'https://ferry.apps.example.com/hooks/deploy/srv-5c57d756f6ad47f59800?key=652f4935c8534c02aad20d953d8a7ff1'

The rulesCopy Anchor Link

• POST and GET work. The answer is 202, with a summary of the deploy in the queue (trigger deploy_hook).
• The hook deploys the source in the settings of the service: the head of its branch, its image, or its last upload. It cannot choose a commit.
• The URL is the secret. Store it as a secret of your CI.
• ferry deploy-hook rotate api replaces the key. The old URL stops immediately.
• The printed URL starts with the server URL of your CLI. From outside, call it on your public dashboard host.