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Unlike polling an API, where you intermittently check for new data, webhooks push the data to you in real-time as it occurs. You need to register your interest once by creating a webhook. Webhooks are utilized in various scenarios, such as:
  • Automated data ingestion and processing: feeding real-time data from sources into Orq.
  • Automated workflow orchestration: triggering specific deployments based on events.
  • Logging: the ability to store the requests (input and output) back into your system.
  • Observability: use webhooks to enrich your data and build better visibility over your deployments and llm generations.
  • Monitoring and alerting: set up webhooks to alert relevant stakeholders about changes in model performance.

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Getting started

To get started, please refer to the following documentation: