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      <description>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.</description>
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      <description>Looking for an alternative to Pusher? Compare Eventeer, Ably and Centrifugo by capability: presence, client events, replay, webhooks and device sockets.</description>
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      <description>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.</description>
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      <description>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.</description>
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      <description>How HMAC webhook signature verification works, with raw body, timestamp and constant-time compare, for Stripe, GitHub, Shopify, Standard Webhooks and Eventeer.</description>
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      <description>Providers let you register one webhook URL. Fan out each event to several endpoints and browsers, with retries, a delivery log and signed requests.</description>
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