GitHub - Jenkins: WebHooks to build Jenkins Build - Solution to "We couldn’t deliver this payload"

GitHub - Jenkins - Configure Webhooks to Trigger build on Every PUSH | Solution to "We couldn’t deliver this payload"
• PreReq
○ Jenkins Server
○ A repo in GitHub
○ A Jenkins job with GitHub
• Create Secret Text
• Configure GitHub plugin in Jenkins
• Configure Webhook in the GitHub
○ Make Jenkins server accessible over the internet
• Push a commit
• See the job triggered
Download Location for NGRock:
ngrok.com/

[@dheeraj3945]

Thanks a lot. I was using an old PAT which didn't have 'admin:repo_hook' checked in, and neither stackoverflow nor bard was of help

[@srikanthvidiyala2453]

Excellent Video. It is really helpful. Thanks to Slokam Technologies. I am facing the same issue and by following this video able to resolve the issue and connected successfully...!

[@036rithickkv7]

Ngrok url changes automatically whenever i restart the system...
So the webhook connection is lost... How to resolve this

[@SlokamTechnologies]

I am not pretty sure but, that option is not available in free version of NGROK. I have done this video long time back, so things might change, worth checking the documentation. - x

[@amarnathpothula572]

I sir ,I have setup ngrok for my Jenkins and it's triggered 1 St build only.if I removed old build then only next works.can you ple suggest me sir

[@virasgaming1993]

but we need to keep the ngrok running forever in that case. Is there a way to achieve the same without using ngrok?

[@YassinB-JEMAA]

you save my life thanks

[@saisatish2819]

❤mine too

[@vaishalinamburi7081]

What if we are using Jenkins through the AWS EC2 instance? I have given all the necessary inbound rules. What could be the solution in this scenario without using ngrok?

[@mustaphaalibourki2159]

don't work with me sir

[@nimitjohri5]

Awesome video very useful