Authentication
Webhook Relay supports authentication on public endpoints and can also send authentication details to the destinations.
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Webhook Relay supports authentication on public endpoints and can also send authentication details to the destinations.
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By default webhook endpoints accept incoming requests without authentication. To enable authentication on all public endpoints that belong to a bucket, go to the authentication section:
Then, you can either select "basic" or "token" authentication methods.
With basic authentication you will need to specify username and password. Unauthenticated requests to bucket's inputs will result in "Unauthorized" error:
The endpoint now expects a request to have 'Authorization: Basic <base64 encoded username:password>' header. Tools like curl can help authenticate:
To use bearer token authentication, select 'token' from the authentication menu and set your token value. In this case, to successfully send webhooks, you will need to set 'Authorization: Bearer <your token>' header:
