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description: "Use managed webhook endpoints in RisingWave Cloud to ingest webhook events directly into your project."
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This guide covers webhook ingestion for **managed RisingWave Cloud** projects, where requests are routed through the managed `rwproxy` webhook endpoint.
This guide covers webhook ingestion for **managed RisingWave Cloud** projects, where requests are routed through the managed RWProxy webhook endpoint.

<Info>
If you are running self-hosted RisingWave (Operator/Helm/bare metal), use [Ingest data from webhook](/integrations/sources/webhook).
</Info>

## How managed webhook routing works

In managed RisingWave Cloud, webhook requests are accepted by `rwproxy` over HTTPS and forwarded to your project's frontend webhook listener.
In managed RisingWave Cloud, webhook requests are accepted by RWProxy over HTTPS and forwarded to your project's frontend webhook listener.

- Public ingress: HTTPS `:443`
- Webhook path format: `/webhook/<database>/<schema>/<table>`
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