Technical

An overview of different versioning methods and recommendations for versioning.

Common mistakes when designing, signing, and verifying webhook signatures.

We're excited to announce version 0.2.0 of Omniqueue, our queue abstraction library

You can't break your APIs, so be conservative with what you send, and be conservative with what you accept.

Announcing Standard Webhooks, a set of open source tools and guidelines for sending webhooks easily, securely, and reliably.

This is a post about some of the ways we use the type system to our advantage.

This is a post about strong static typing, why I feel strongly about the topic, and some of the ways we utilize the Rust type system at Svix.

This post covers a list of surprising, but common, HTTP implementation quirks you should probably be aware of.

Incomplete certificate chains are a common SSL/TLS misconfiguration that can also affect webhooks. This is a quick primer on what they are and how to fix them.

Announcing Omniqueue, a new Rust queue abstraction library

mTLS is not an ideal solution for webhook authentication because of its complexity, compatibility issues, and scalability concerns.

One of our Rust services started to show an odd memory profile. This is the story of how we investigated the issue.

Verifying webhooks signatures requires constant time comparisons and why Svix offers verification libs.

In this guide, we will explain what SSRF attacks are and how you can protect against them with open-source Svix

A quick guide to payload transformations, one of our latest beta features.

Why zero downtime secret rotate matters, and how to achieve it.

In this post we'll cover one of the topics we get asked about the most: guaranteeing webhook ordering.

This post covers some of the most important security considerations when building a webhook delivery system.