Xzazu + Webhooks By Connect Integrations

Xzazu is a tiny top for getting an overview of your GitHub or Bitbucket repositories. You can select a repository and see its recent activity, the latest commits, the number of pull-requests open and closed, and more.

WebHooks by Connect is a simple, lightweight server that can run on any Linux machine or virtual private server (VPS. It allows you to connect a GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab or Gogs repository to it and receive webhooks for all those services. It will then route those webhooks to your event handlers, which you can use to create alerts, notifications, run scripts and much more.

Webhooks By Connect has a RESTful API that we can use to send requests. Xzazu uses http requests to check for updates and we can use this API to receive updates from the server.

If we want to handle updates from our Github repository we can create a service that listens for webhooks from Webhooks by Connect and sends them to Xzazu. If we want to handle updates from our Bitbucket repository we can create a service that listens for webhooks from Webhooks By Connect and sends them to Xzazu.

Integration of Xzazu and Webhooks By Connect has the fplowing benefits:

Sending updates from one place. We can send updates from our GitHub and Bitbucket repositories using one service instead of two.

We can send updates from our GitHub and Bitbucket repositories using one service instead of two. Faster response time. When you have two services running in parallel the response time will be longer because both services have to process the request. If you have one service handling both repositories the response time will be faster because only one service has to process the request.

When you have two services running in parallel the response time will be longer because both services have to process the request. If you have one service handling both repositories the response time will be faster because only one service has to process the request. Smaller service footprint. A service with less code will take less resources to process requests, making it more efficient.

A service with less code will take less resources to process requests, making it more efficient. Easier to debug. When you have only one service listening for events you know where to go when something happens. When you have two services listening for events you don’t know which of the two is failing. Running multiple services in parallel also increases the chances of having bugs because there are more chances for errors. With fewer chances for error, the service is more reliable.

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