Setup GitHub Webhook for Jenkins
In today's article, I will talk about how to set up a GitHub webhook for Jenkins. This is really useful when you need to trigger a Jenkins job when a new commit has been pushed to your GitHub repository. Tgithub webhook secret, his method is really useful to automate your CI/CD pipeline and enhance the efficiency of building, testing, and deploying your code. Let's get started.
Prerequisites
Generate Jenkins token
Firstly, we need to create a token for GitHub to authenticate with Jenkins. To do it you should follow the steps below.




Setting Up GitHub Webhook



- Payload URL : http://jenkins-server-dns/github-webhook/
- Content type : application/json
- Secret : The secret that we created in Jenkins part
- Event : You can select the events which you need to trigger the webhook

Conclusion
In this tutorial, we have learned how set up a GitHub webhook for Jenkins. If you have any issue regarding this tutorial, mention your issue in the comment section or reach me through my E-mail.
Happy Coding
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