
As mentioned, a webhook is just another request from one service to another. It’s interesting to mention that if you build all the parts of your application, you will not use Webhooks per se. In a headless architecture where everything tends to be decoupled, webhooks help significantly maintain boundaries and responsibilities across your different services. The absence of polling that enables real-time is the main advantage of Webhooks. Finally, webhooks are highly customizable, as developers can specify the events that they want to trigger the webhook and the format of the data sent. This means that the receiving application can be updated as soon as the event occurs, reducing the delay between the event and the corresponding action. Secondly, webhooks can be more efficient than APIs, as they do not require polling. Firstly, webhooks enable real-time data transfer, which is handy for applications requiring timely updates.


This configuration can be implemented for each space within your organization.

Mondoo can be configured to send alert messages directly to a Slack channel.
