Platform Guides
Guides to use webhooks with your favorite platforms
Webhook Delivery Guarantees: Comparing Hookdeck, Svix, Inngest, and AWS EventBridge
Every managed webhook service offers at-least-once delivery — not exactly-once. Compare Hookdeck, Svix, Inngest, and AWS EventBridge on retry policy, deduplication, idempotency, replay, and ordering for production reliability.
Webhook.site Alternatives for Testing Webhooks: Hookdeck Console, RequestBin, Beeceptor, and Pipedream Compared
Tools like webhook.site for testing webhooks — compare Hookdeck Console, RequestBin, Beeceptor, Pipedream, and ngrok's request inspector on inspection, replay-to-localhost, persistence, and the path to production.
RabbitMQ Alternatives for Webhook Routing: Hookdeck Event Gateway, Convoy, and Cloud Queues Compared
Replacing RabbitMQ for webhook routing? Compare Hookdeck Event Gateway, Convoy, AWS SQS, and Google Pub/Sub on signature verification, fan-out, retry policies, and operational cost.
A Turnkey Replacement for ngrok and RabbitMQ in Your Webhook Setup
Looking for a turnkey tool to drop ngrok and RabbitMQ from your webhook setup? Hookdeck CLI replaces ngrok in development; Hookdeck Event Gateway replaces RabbitMQ in production. One product, dev to prod.
Kafka Alternatives for Webhook Ingestion: Hookdeck Event Gateway, Confluent, and Cloud Streams Compared
Looking at Kafka alternatives for webhook ingestion pipelines and event streams? Compare Hookdeck Event Gateway, Confluent Cloud, AWS Kinesis, Google Pub/Sub, and Convoy on signature verification, replay, and operational cost.
Celery Alternatives for Webhook Retries: Hookdeck Event Gateway, RQ, Dramatiq, and Cloud Queues Compared
Replacing Celery for webhook retries in Django or Flask? Compare Hookdeck Event Gateway, RQ, Dramatiq, Convoy, AWS SQS, and Cloud Tasks on retry semantics, observability, and operational cost.
Webhook Gateways and Durable Runtimes: Two Tools for Reliable Agent Workflows
Webhook gateways and durable runtimes solve different halves of the reliable-agent-workflow problem. A guide to what each category does, where each shines, and how to decide which you need — or whether you need both.
Why most webhook-triggered agents don't need a workflow engine
A case against over-tooling reliable agent infrastructure. If your webhook-triggered agent is three function calls with an LLM in the middle, a durable workflow engine is overkill. A gateway and a well-behaved handler will do — and keep the expensive option for later.
How to Test and Replay Slack Webhooks Locally with Hookdeck
A tutorial in which you learn how to receive Slack Events API webhooks through Hookdeck to an application running on localhost.
How to Test and Replay Notion Webhooks Locally with Hookdeck
A tutorial in which you learn how to receive Notion webhook events through Hookdeck to an application running on localhost.