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More Examples

Below are a just few examples to review and the Keptn Integrations page for a growing list of integrations using Webhook.

Integration	Description
Slack	Sending notifications to Slack for all sorts of Keptn events such as deployment, test, or evaluation finished.
GitHub Actions	This integration shows how to invoke GitHub Action workflows leveraging Keptn’s webhook service.
NeoLoad	This integration shows you how to run a load test on NeoLoad Web.

See also

Custom Action-Provider: Implement an action-provider that executes a remediation action as response to a problem.

Custom SLI-Provider: Implement an SLI-provider that queries an external data source for SLIs.

How to integrate your tool?: Learn which way of integration fits your use case.

Jenkins Integration: Example to integrate Jenkins using Webhooks

Migrate existing Keptn integration: Technical guidance to migrate an existing Keptn 0.7.x service to a Keptn 0.13.x service

Write a Keptn-service: Implement your Keptn-service that listens to Keptn events and extends your Keptn with certain functionality.

Jenkins Integration

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