# Day 24 : Harnessing the Power of GitHub Webhooks with Jenkins for Seamless CI/CD

Today we will implement Node js application using Jenkins and Github webhook.

Let's start.

Step 1: Click on create a job from Jenkin dashboard.

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Step 2) Give a name to freestyle Project.and click OK.

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Step 3) Give Description of it and select Github Project. You need to provide url of git repo. For this example , I am using this url : [https://github.com/patelajay745/node-todo-cicd](https://github.com/patelajay745/node-todo-cicd)

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Step 4) Select Git in Source Code Management and give url of your repo. Don't forget to enter your branch name.For this project , we have master branch.

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Step 5) Now select Github hook trigger for GITScm Polling in Build Triggers options.

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Step 6) Now go to your repository setting on GITHUB.

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Step 7) Select Webhooks from left side options.

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Step 8) Enter http://Your-IP:8080/github-webhook/ in Payload url. Select application/json in content type option. and save it.

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After saving if it shows Green right ahead of URL then it is setup successfully.

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Step 9) Come back to your Jenkins and Add Build step as below. and save it.

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Step 10) Click on Build Now option from left panel and check your console. If it shows Success then Congratulation you have created your CI/CD project using github webhook.

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From now on, whenever there is a code change in your GitHub repository, Jenkins will automatically trigger the build process, ensuring that your application stays up-to-date.

That was it for today. If you have any questions/suggestions please comment below.See you in Next Challenge

Happy coding and stay tuned for more exciting challenges!