GitHub Integration

Automate deployments from GitHub push events by configuring a webhook secret to trigger container redeployments automatically upon code pushes. This integration handles webhook events and repository synchronization securely using HMAC signature verification.

GitHub App authentication for private repository access works by managing App installations and using JWT-based authentication. This ensures secure source code access without exposing long-lived credentials to the deployment platform.

Yes, you need a webhook secret for GitHub automated deployment pipelines to enable HMAC signature verification. This secures webhook processing by validating incoming push events before triggering any repository synchronization or redeployment.

Yes, you can select specific branches or tags for deployment directly from your dashboard. The repository management tools allow you to list, filter, and choose exact repository targets for your automated deployment pipelines.

The best way to connect a GitHub repository to a self-hosted PaaS is by using GitHub App installations to manage repository synchronization. This approach provides secure authentication and handles webhook events for automated deployments.

GitHub webhook deployments fail to trigger on push events when the HMAC signature verification fails due to an invalid webhook secret. Ensure your GitHub App credentials are valid and the webhook secret is correctly configured for secure webhook processing.