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Update README.md operational server (#1137)
## Motivation After following the README I had issues setting up the operational webhooks locally, this was due to the README suggesting that the setting `operational_webhook_address` is commonly set to `http://127.0.0.1:8071/` See following discussion for more details: [#1125 ## Solution The setting should be `http://127.0.0.1:8071` so this PR is just updating the README.
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The operational webhooks utilize Svix, and are controlled by a special account service account with the following ID: `org_00000000000SvixManagement00`.
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The first step is to turn it on by setting the `operational_webhook_address` config to point to your Svix server. The most common value for this setting is `http://127.0.0.1:8071/`, though it may be different based on your specific setup.
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The first step is to turn it on by setting the `operational_webhook_address` config to point to your Svix server. The most common value for this setting is `http://127.0.0.1:8071`, though it may be different based on your specific setup.
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The above step enables operational webhooks on this instance, and the next step is to enable it for your specific organization. As mentioned above, operational webhooks use a normal Svix account behind the scenes, so we'll first need to get the authentication token for this account. To do this you should run:
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