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Several large scale production deployments

When I initially set out to build Webhook Relay I envisioned it as a tool for developers, to quickly prototype their integrations with webhook providers. Over the months of running the service, I have noticed that more and more people are starting to use it for relatively intensive use cases (processing more than 10-20k webhooks a day).

Majority of people say that over-engineering your product in early phases is unnecessary and you should focus more on discovering market fit or just make it look nice. But in times like this, I am quite happy that I have initially sunk more time into the development of my tech. In short, Webhook Relay is written in Go, Vue.js, uses Postgres and Redis for persistence & caching. It's running on GKE (managed Kubernetes on Google Cloud).

I might write a blog post on running your stack without spending too much and achieving high reliability (uptimerobot is at 100%)

, Founder of Icon for Webhook Relay
Webhook Relay
on July 14, 2018