Essenially, I want JIRA to send out some kind of notification, for example via an HTTP POST, when projects are created, updated, etc. Then, I would take the information about what changed, who changed it, details of the project, etc. and process it as I need. If it makes it any clearer, the goal is store changes happening on a local JIRA Server in a separate database. I'm not very familiar with web technologies, so sorry if this question isn't very well formulated.
Yes, use Webhooks https://developer.atlassian.com/jiradev/jira-apis/webhooks
I think, I didn't fully read the question before answering. Webhooks can give you most details, while if auditing is the requremement please use https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.plugenta.jiraauditor/server/overview
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