#krorg-webhook-limit
bright fractal
@rotund stirrup there is not. We would never support this. There shouldn't be any reason to need this. If we had to send events to hundreds of endpoints, it'd cause a huge load and latency
You will need to have one common endpoint and then do the routing on your end separately to the right sub-domain
rotund stirrup
I understand the issue on your end.. These are not subdomains, but domains...
If a payment comes thru sampledomain.com how does stripe know which webhook to call?
I am under the presumption that it calls the webhook associated with the domain from which the payment was invoked.
bright fractal
We don't, we have no way to map a domain of a payment to a domain for a webhook endpoint. There's zero link between the two. Every webhook endpoint will get all the events it's configured for
weary pendant
are you using connect, where you have multiple separate stripe accounts, each receiving payments independently?
or are all of these payments to a single account (yours)?
weary pendant
why so many webhooks? it'd be helpful to understand more about what you're trying to do here
bright fractal
https://stripe.com/docs/multiple-accounts
You must use separate Stripe accounts for projects, websites, or businesses that operate independently from one another. When you activate a new account, it is subject to Stripe’s standard policies and pricing—it doesn’t inherit any special status or other similar considerations that may apply to your existing account.
if they are not subdomains like user1.shopify.com and user2.shopify.com
rotund stirrup
We use domains to filter specific content from our master database.. it allows users to feel that they are in a very special community
It's a single account that encompasses a variety of content, all our content.
weary pendant
so each of your users operates a server which receives webhooks, and does some sort of processing on them?
rotund stirrup
All of our domains point to a single server and the content is filtered via domain
One server, one account, one Central database of content
Multiple domains
Call it Reddit, if you like
With multiple channels, however the channels are domains
weary pendant
why split out the webhooks across many domains when they're just being funneled back to a single backend again?
rotund stirrup
I believe I misunderstood how the webhooks work
I thought the webhooks called back to the same domain the sale was called from
bright fractal
yeah that's a common misconception 🙂