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Node.js Consumer Capacity: Webhook Delivery, Rate Limits, and Dead-Letter Decisions
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Node.js Consumer Capacity: Webhook Delivery, Rate Limits, and Dead-Letter Decisions
Short answer: treat a renewal reminder's business deadline as the primary SLO, then make the Node.js consumer's rate limit, acknowledgement boundary, retry policy, and dead-letter path one explicit contract. That rule matters because a B2B SaaS renewal campaign can look healthy at the transport layer while its reminders are already too late. A successful HTTP response is evidence about delivery, not evidence that the downstream action finished. …
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