Laravel: 1,000,000 webhooks/minute?! Ingest webhooks like a PRO

Hi there!
In this video we'll create a webhook ingestion system that'll:
be able to accept A LOT of webhooks per second
be independent from our app, so if it goes down, we don't lose the data
never overload our application capacities
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[@2nauq995]

Clear and concise. Subscribed!

[@niceteg]

You are doing grate job! Don't stop :)

[@saaslaravel]

Thank you! This means a lot 💕

[@MamdouhZaqout]

Your content is unique!

[@saaslaravel]

In a good way? 😅

[@MamdouhZaqout]

In a fantastic way for sure 😉@@saaslaravel

[@nobodyspecial946]

Mordo, if you use AWS there is a native way to integrate it though Event Bridge - almost no code solution and you don't pay for lambda invoke. Trust me mordziu I am an engineer. But well explained, thumb up

[@saaslaravel]

Prawdopodobnie najlepszy komentarz jaki kiedykolwiek dostalem, dzieki za rade xd

[@rfpdl]

Very good. Thank you!

[@franzkafka9734]

thank you for your videos, you're doing the right thing

[@saaslaravel]

Thank you Mr. Kafka, maybe I won't have to burn my work 😉

[@millennia]

Wow great tutorials 😍

[@abdallakaram5376]

amazing

[@giacomogaravaglia6742]

ok, so at this point you'll have a lambda thats handle the incoming request and store the payload on a queue. Why don't deploy the laravel app directly in a lambda? (see bref -> you could do a video about it, on YT there is nothing good on it). OR, always with bref, create 2 lambdas, one to handle the api and store data in queue, and one that handle the queue. Is much easier because you are only using one stack and can be easily tested. Just my 2 cent ;)

[@saaslaravel]

That's true, I guess the biggest reason is you can deploy it at any point without any changes in your infra. That's what I had to do when I first implemented it!

[@giacomogaravaglia6742]

@@saaslaravel same with serverless but yeah, I get your point

[@gazorbpazorbian]

what an awesome video!!! and sadly my company is now migrating to GCP

[@saaslaravel]

Oh boy that's a pain!

[@gazorbpazorbian]

@@saaslaravel is there anything similar of this for GCP?

[@saaslaravel]

I've never worked with GCP but I bet you could use Cloud Functions (cloud.google.com/functions) and some sort of queue that GCP offers (cloud.google.com/tasks/docs/creating-queues maybe?) and maybe this package: github.com/stackkit/laravel-google-cloud-tasks-queue