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Deploy & CI Triggers

Deploy & CI Triggers

Rewarm automatically when you ship—Vercel, Netlify, Shopify, and more.

Deploys are a common cause of cold caches. Deploy triggers let Vercel, Netlify, Shopify, or custom CI call Cache Rocket with your API keys to start matching warmers or priority-warm specific URLs right after ship.

Highlights

  • Webhook endpoints for major platforms
  • Authenticate with public and secret API keys
  • Optional crawler ID and URL lists in the body
  • Shrink the cold window after every release

Warm as part of go-live

Treat cache warming like a release checklist item—automated. When the deploy succeeds, warming starts without a human opening the dashboard.

Flexible payloads

Send a hostname to match warmers, pin a crawler ID, or pass explicit URLs for surgical priority warming after a partial publish.

How it works

  • Copy the webhook URL: Use the platform-specific path from Deploy integrations.
  • Add API key headers: Send X-Public-Key and X-Secret-Key.
  • Ship with confidence: Confirm warmers run after the next deploy.

Use cases

  • Frontend deploys: Rewarm marketing and app shells on Vercel/Netlify.
  • Storefront publishes: Trigger after Shopify theme or content changes.
  • Custom pipelines: Call the public webhook from any CI job.

FAQ

Where do I find examples?

Your account Deploy integrations page includes curl examples for Vercel, Netlify, and Shopify.

Is this the same as CDN purge?

No. Deploy triggers start warming; CDN integrations optionally purge then rewarm. Many teams use both.