Webhook Event Types
Each webhook in OptiTune contains the following information:
- Name
- Description
- Url
- Event Type
- Event Sub Type
- Target Computer/Group
The event type is generally the name of a resource, such as "Account", "Computer", or "Group". The event sub type is generally an action, such as "Added", "Changed", "Deleted". In this way, you can create a web hook that will only be triggered when a "Computer" is "Added", for example. Or, if the sub type is "All", you can be notified when a "Computer" is "Added", "Changed", or "Deleted".
Supported Sub Types
Each Event Type can be triggered with one or more Event Sub Types. This table lists each Event Type, along with its supported Event Sub Types.
| Event Type | Description | Added | Changed | Deleted |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Account | An OptiTune user account | X | X | X |
| Agent Report | A report from an OptiTune agent, in XML format | X | ||
| Alert | An alert that notifies the user of something important | X | X | X |
| Audit Log Entry | An entry in the audit log | X | ||
| Computer | A computer managed in OptiTune | X | X | X |
| Deployment Result | The result of deploying a task in OptiTune | X | ||
| Group | A group of computers | X | X | X |
| Business Entity | Extra data associated with a group of computers, for tracking business information | X | X | X |
| Malware Protection | The state of the malware protection on a single computer | X | X | |
| Malware Threat | A malware threat detected on a computer | X | ||
| Remote Assistance Request | A request from an end user for remote assistance, typically created in the Support Center application | X |