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GitLab Webhook Integration

Process GitLab webhook events with enterprise-grade reliability. Built-in signature verification, automatic retries, and support for all repository event types.

Start Processing GitLab Webhooks

Secure Token Verification

Built-in support for GitLab's secret token verification ensures your webhook endpoints are secure.

All Event Types Supported

Support for all GitLab webhook event types including merge requests, pipelines, issues, and more.

Reliable Delivery

Automatic retries with exponential backoff ensure you never miss a webhook event.

Self-Hosted Compatible

Full support for both GitLab.com and self-hosted GitLab instances.

Popular GitLab Event Types

Common webhook events you can receive from GitLab

push

Triggered when code is pushed to a repository branch

merge_request

Triggered when merge requests are opened, closed, or modified

pipeline

Triggered when CI/CD pipelines are started, completed, or failed

note

Triggered when issues are created, updated, or deleted

deployment

Triggered when deployments are created or updated

release

Triggered when releases are published or modified

Quick Integration Steps

Get started with GitLab webhooks in minutes

  1. 1

    Create a HookStack endpoint

    Generate a unique webhook URL for your GitLab integration

  2. 2

    Configure webhook in GitLab

    Add your HookStack URL to your GitLab project or group settings

  3. 3

    Start receiving events

    Your endpoint is ready to receive and process GitLab webhook events

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