We are pleased to announce that yesterday we released Prefect 2.10.14. 🚀 This release simplifies our new style of deployments even further, including the addition of more interactive CLI paths for a smoother deployment experience 🧈 . We also introduce a Prefect Cloud webhook CLI, as well as many more enhancements and bug fixes! 🐛 🪝*Prefect Cloud Webhook CLI* Webhooks on Prefect Cloud allow you to capture events from a wide variety of sources in your data stack, translating them into actionable Prefect events in your workspace. Produce Prefect events from any system that can make an HTTP request and use those events in automations or to trigger event-driven deployments. Even if you have minimal control over the systems you're integrating with, Prefect Cloud webhooks give you full programmable control over how you transform incoming HTTP requests into Prefect events with Jinja2 templating. We even have a built-in preset for CloudEvents. Webhooks are currently available via the API and `prefect` CLI. You can create your first Cloud webhook via the CLI like so:

prefect cloud webhook create your-webhook-name \
    --description "Receives webhooks from your system" \
    --template '{ "event": "your.event.name", "resource": { "prefect.resource.id": "your.resource.id" } }'

For more information, see the release notes! 🎉