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Hi Friends, We Got On A Sales Call With Clearml Yesterday And A Discussion About Webhooks Came Up.


Hi. Yes that totally makes sense. It’s just that we don’t want the logic that does the Jenkins trigger to be in a ClearML handler or task, but rather as a handler that acts as a subscriber in a pub-sub system.

This is because we have a pub-sub architecture that we already use, it can handle retries, etc. also we will likely want multiple systems to react to notifications in the pub sub system. We already have a lot of setup for this.

I guess the conclusion is: I realize it’s possible to trigger things directly from ClearML — either from the services queue or as an individual task, but there are a number of reasons we’d like to integrate with our pub-sub system.

We could write several ClearML trigger handlers in the services queue that put targeted events on the queue, but I was hoping ClearML had a straightforward way to somehow represent ALL ClearML events as JSON so we could land them in our system.

  
  
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