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How Neynar adopted Convoy to deliver Fine-grained Farcaster webhooks
Early in their journey of building the developer infrastructure for Farcaster, Neynar Co-founder & CTO Manan Patel realised that they needed a reliable, performant and highly customisable way to deliver webhook notifications to customer endpoints.
One of the major problems of designing a webhook delivery system is designing around bad/zombie endpoints. Zombie endpoints are dead endpoints that fail continuously and, over time, clog up your queues, create back pressure, and delay event delivery to legitimate webhook endpoints.
We shipped Enterprise SSO in 48 hours
We recently onboarded a customer who had Enterprise SSO requirements as a non-negotiable, and we were able to deliver a solution in ~2 days worth of work. I found the implementation to be quite straightforward so here’s a blog post.
Convoy now ships with a simpler architecture.
In our latest release, we’ve simplified Convoy’s architecture. In this article I describe a little bit more about the architecture and the benefits for Convoy.
Why we’re adopting the ELv 2.0 License
In our upcoming release, we’re transitioning from the MPL 2.0 License to the ELv 2.0 License, and I wanted to share why we’re making this transition and what you can expect from us in the coming months.
Designing a Robust Integration Test Suite for Convoy’s Data Plane with TestContainers
For the last 3 years, Convoy has been an indispensable tool for developers to securely send and receive millions of webhook events daily and at a massive scale. And since it is open source, many developers contribute to the project to ensure it remains highly customisable, performant, efficient and reliable.
Find out about the slightly different ways leading API platforms are implementing the two most common pagination types for APIs.
