# Webhooks
A webhook is a POST request sent to a URL that you define in Docker Hub or another registry. Use webhooks to trigger an action in response to an event such as a repository push.
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This functionality is only available in [Portainer Business Edition](https://www.portainer.io/business-upsell?from=stack-webhook).
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Webhooks are only available on non-Edge environments (environments running Portainer Server or Portainer Agent, not the Portainer Edge Agent). This is because the tunnel to the Portainer Edge Agent is only opened on-demand, and therefore would mean there is no way to expose a webhook permanently.
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## Enabling a stack webhook
From the menu select **Stacks** then select the container that you want to configure the webhook for. Then select the **Edit** tab.
Scroll down to the **Webhooks** section and toggle the **Create a stack webhook** option on. When the URL appears, click **Copy link**. This URL will be used to configure the webhook in your chosen registry.
This example shows how to trigger the webhook using `redeploy`:
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This example shows how to trigger the webhook to update the stack to use a different image tag:
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## Preventing a pull
In some cases you may want to override the pulling of images when using the webhook to do a redeploy. In that scenario, you can specify `pullimage=false` as a parameter on your webhook to disable pulling of images.
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## Using environment variables with webhooks
When triggering a webhook, environment variables can be passed through the endpoint and referenced within stacks' compose files.
To specify an environment variable on a webhook, add it as a variable to the URL. For example, to pass a `SERVICE_TAG` variable with the value `development`:
```
https://portainer:9443/api/stacks/webhooks/1d251d96-fb34-4172-a0a1-d0655467b897?SERVICE_TAG=development
```
To reference the `SERVICE_TAG` variable in your compose file with a fallback to the value `stable`:
```
services:
my-service:
image: repository/image:${SERVICE_TAG:-stable}
```
## Configuring the webhook in Docker Hub
To finish the configuration, refer to [Docker's own documentation](https://docs.docker.com/docker-hub/webhooks/).