Platform Guides
Guides to use webhooks with your favorite platforms
Sidekiq Alternatives for Webhook Retries: Hookdeck Event Gateway, Solid Queue, GoodJob, and Cloud Queues Compared
Replacing Sidekiq for webhook retries in Rails? Compare Hookdeck Event Gateway, Solid Queue, GoodJob, AWS SQS, and Convoy on retry semantics, observability, and operational cost.
RequestBin Alternatives for Testing Webhooks: Hookdeck Console, webhook.site, Beeceptor, and Pipedream Compared
Tools like RequestBin for testing webhooks, compare Hookdeck Console, webhook.site, Beeceptor, Pipedream, and ngrok's request inspector on inspection, replay-to-localhost, persistence, and the path to production.
Inngest Alternatives: Hookdeck Event Gateway, Trigger.dev, Temporal, and Restate Compared
Looking for an Inngest alternative? Whether you need a webhook gateway for ingestion or a different durable runtime, compare Hookdeck Event Gateway, Trigger.dev, Temporal, and Restate on the jobs each actually does.
BullMQ Alternatives for Webhook Retries: Hookdeck Event Gateway, pg-boss, Cloud Queues, and Convoy Compared
Replacing BullMQ for webhook retries in Express, NestJS, or Fastify? Compare Hookdeck Event Gateway, pg-boss, Bee-Queue, AWS SQS, Cloud Tasks, and Convoy on retry semantics, observability, and operational cost.
AWS SQS Alternatives for Webhooks: Hookdeck Event Gateway, Convoy, and Cloud Queues Compared
Replacing AWS SQS for webhook ingestion and retries? Compare Hookdeck Event Gateway, Convoy, Google Pub/Sub, and RabbitMQ on signature verification, dead-letter handling, retry policies, and operational cost.
Shopify Next Generation Events: What's Changing and How to Migrate
Shopify's Next Generation Events replace fixed-payload topic subscriptions with filterable, GraphQL-defined event subscriptions in your app's TOML. Here's what's changing, what stays the same, and how to plan an incremental migration with Hookdeck.
Why Redis is a great cache, but a bad webhook queue
A technical look at why Redis-backed webhook ingestion breaks at scale, and what a real webhook gateway gives you that Redis can't.
Migrating Redis-backed webhook handling to Hookdeck Event Gateway
A phased migration plan for teams running BullMQ, Sidekiq, or custom Redis-backed webhook ingestion — without a quarter-long project.
What RabbitMQ doesn't give you for webhooks (and what you'll end up building)
RabbitMQ is a serious message broker. It's also only 20% of what a webhook system needs. Here's what you'll end up building around it.
Migrating from a RabbitMQ-backed webhook pipeline to Hookdeck
A concrete, phased migration plan for teams whose RabbitMQ-fronted webhook stack has outgrown the scaffolding around it.