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  • Pipelines
  • Introduction
  • Triggering pipelines

Advanced trigger types

Advanced trigger modes are for users with more technical know-how, giving you more control over when pipeline triggers

  • Webhooks

    Webhooks automate real-time communication between web applications, enabling seamless integration and efficient information exchange.

  • REST API

    Another way of triggering the pipelines is using Buddy's external REST API

  • Commit commands

    Pipelines can also be run remotely from the terminal with commands attached to commit messages.

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    Integrating Buddy with Slack will let you run pipelines with slash commands.

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