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@Marvin If I have a deployment called say-hello, how can I use a webhook to start it?
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To start a deployment via a webhook in Prefect, you can use the HTTP API that Prefect provides. First, you'll need to find the webhook URL for your deployment. Here are the relevant steps: 1. Find Deployment ID: You need the deployment ID for the
say-hello
deployment. 2. Trigger via Webhook: Use the webhook with the deployment ID to start the deployment. Let's search the Prefect documentation for specific steps to achieve this. I'll look for how to find the deployment ID and how to trigger a deployment using a webhook. To start your
say-hello
deployment via a webhook, you'll need to follow these steps: 1. Find the Deployment ID: - Use the Prefect CLI to list your deployments and find the ID.
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prefect deployment ls
- This command will show you the IDs for all your deployments. Locate the ID for
say-hello
. 2. Trigger the Deployment via Webhook: - Once you have the deployment ID, you can use the webhook URL to trigger it. The general format for the webhook URL is:
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<https://api.prefect.cloud/hooks/<your-webhook-id>>
- You can trigger the deployment using a
curl
request. Here is an example:
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curl -X POST <https://api.prefect.cloud/hooks/<your-webhook-id>> -d "deployment_id=<your-deployment-id>"
For more detailed information, you can check out these resources: - Guide on Automations - Webhook Example Let me know if you need any more assistance!
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what automation should I define, so that when this webhook is called with a deployment Id, the matching deployment will start?