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Guides for people who receive, store and forward events: webhooks, device connections, replay, fan-out and alerts. Every code sample matches the real API.

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  • 6 min read

    Hookdeck alternatives: what to use instead, and when

    Looking for a Hookdeck alternative? Compare Eventeer, Svix, Convoy and a DIY cloud queue by the job each does, and when staying with Hookdeck is right.

    • alternatives
    • hookdeck
    • webhooks
  • 5 min read

    PubNub alternative: 4 options for IoT and realtime

    Looking for a PubNub alternative? Compare Eventeer, Ably, AWS IoT Core and HiveMQ Cloud by protocol, presence, history and device handling, and when to stay.

    • alternatives
    • pubnub
    • iot
    • realtime
  • 7 min read

    Svix alternative: what to use instead, by job

    Looking for a Svix alternative? Compare Eventeer, Hookdeck, Hook0 and Convoy by job: sending to customers, receiving, devices, replay and self-hosting.

    • alternatives
    • svix
    • webhooks
  • 6 min read

    Running a hosted WebSocket server for IoT devices

    What it takes to run a WebSocket server for IoT devices yourself, auth, acks, presence, reconnects, downlink and scaling, and what a hosted listener covers.

    • iot
    • websocket
    • devices
  • 6 min read

    How to replay failed webhooks without losing events

    A provider sent the webhook once and your endpoint was down. Store raw events, dedupe with idempotency keys, and replay to a destination after the outage.

    • webhooks
    • replay
    • reliability
  • 6 min read

    How to verify webhook signatures

    How HMAC webhook signature verification works, with raw body, timestamp and constant-time compare, for Stripe, GitHub, Shopify, Standard Webhooks and Eventeer.

    • webhooks
    • security
    • hmac
  • 5 min read

    Fan out one webhook to many endpoints

    Providers let you register one webhook URL. Fan out each event to several endpoints and browsers, with retries, a delivery log and signed requests.

    • webhooks
    • fan-out
    • destinations
    • streams
  • 5 min read

    Alert when a webhook source goes quiet

    A failing webhook often looks like silence, not errors. Set up a quiet-for-N-minutes alert, metrics on payload fields and a dashboard so you hear first.

    • monitoring
    • alerts
    • webhooks
    • metrics

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