Register a Databricks MLflow Model Registry webhook that fires on model version stage transitions

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Steps

  1. Create an HTTP or job webhook by POSTing to the registry-webhooks create endpoint (api/2.0/mlflow/registry-webhooks/create), or use the databricks-registry-webhooks Python client's RegistryWebhooksClient
  2. Set model_name to scope the webhook to one registered model, or omit it to create a registry-wide webhook (requires workspace admin)
  3. Choose an events list such as MODEL_VERSION_TRANSITIONED_STAGE, MODEL_VERSION_TRANSITIONED_TO_PRODUCTION, or MODEL_VERSION_CREATED
  4. Configure http_url_spec with the target URL, or job_spec to trigger a Databricks job run instead
  5. Test the webhook via the test endpoint, then update status from TEST_MODE to ACTIVE so it fires on real events
  6. Verify inbound requests on the receiving endpoint using the X-Databricks-Signature HMAC header

Known gotchas

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