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how to receive events from SendGrid's Webhooks in a non-public API environment, where our test environment api url is non public url, our production url is publicly accessible.

In my local it can be achieved by setting up a proxy or a tunneling solution. One common way to accomplish this is by using a tool like ngrok or serveo.net by running below command.

ssh -R :80:: serveo.net

However, in our test environment, the URL is non-public and not accessible from the outside. This poses a challenge when trying to test and debug event reception in this environment.

I am seeking help how to receive events from SendGrid's Webhooks in a non-public API environment. Specifically, I am interested in understanding if there are any recommended approaches or best practices for handling event reception in such scenarios. It would be immensely helpful if you could provide us with insights into how we can set up event reception securely and efficiently in our closed test environment.

In my local it can be achieved by setting up a proxy or a tunneling solution. One common way to accomplish this is by using a tool like ngrok or serveo.net by running below command.

ssh -R :80:: serveo.net

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