GitHub Webhook Setup

Connect your GitHub repository to Nebion for automatic deployments.

Before You Start

• Created a project in Nebion (how?)
• Admin access to your GitHub repository
• Webhook URL, secret, and deploy key from your Nebion project page (under Setup)

1. Add Deploy Key

   In Nebion, copy the Deploy Key from your project page. In GitHub, go to Settings > Deploy keys > Add deploy key. Set title to Nebion Deploy Key, paste the public key, leave Allow write access unchecked, and click Add key.

2. Create Webhook

   In GitHub, go to Settings > Webhooks > Add webhook. Fill in:

   Field	Value
   Payload URL	Paste the Webhook URL from Nebion
   Content type	application/json
   Secret	Paste the Webhook Secret from Nebion
   SSL verification	Enable SSL verification

   Under Which events would you like to trigger this webhook?, select Let me select individual events, then check only Pull requests. Make sure Active is checked and click Add webhook.

3. Test It

   Create a test branch and pull request:

   git checkout -b test-nebion
   echo "test" >> README.md
   git add . && git commit -m "Test Nebion webhook"
   git push origin test-nebion

   Create a pull request on GitHub for this branch. In Nebion, check your project page — a new pr-{number} environment should appear. Once the deployment status shows SUCCESS, click the environment URL to verify.

WARNING

Keep the webhook secret secure. Do not commit it to your repository.

If the environment doesn't appear, check the webhook delivery history in GitHub under Settings > Webhooks > click your webhook > Recent Deliveries.