What tools do you use for notification retries and reliability?
Mani Teja Noone
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Notiflow simplifies notification retries and reliability by providing 2 automatic retry attempts for undelivered notifications, built directly into the platform. This feature eliminates the need for application owners to write and maintain retry logic in their code, offering a seamless, out-of-the-box solution for improving notification delivery success rates.
To learn more about how Notiflow enhances notification reliability and streamlines your processes, visit our website: https://notiflow.app/
What specific tools or strategies do you currently use for handling retries? We'd love to understand your needs better!
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Currently, I have been using a combination of AWS SNS with custom retry logic, but it often gets cumbersome to fine-tune and monitor.
How does Notiflow handle edge cases, such as notifications failing repeatedly due to invalid recipient details? Is there an alerting system or analytics dashboard to identify and troubleshoot these issues proactively?
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I've been using Notiflow for a while now and it's been great for handling notification retries and reliability. It has built-in error handling and retry logic to deal with edge cases like invalid recipient details. Plus the analytics dashboard makes it super easy to identify issues and troubleshoot proactively when notifications fail repeatedly. Definitely recommend checking it out if you're looking for a more robust alternative to custom AWS SNS setups!
I've been using Amazon EventBridge for notification retries and monitoring. It has built-in dead-letter queues to handle repeatedly failed notifications, and you can set up rules to route failed events to SNS or SQS for further handling. The EventBridge dashboard provides metrics to track failures. Curious to hear how Notiflow compares in terms of features and ease of use for these scenarios!
I believe manual retry is one of the options which is currently used for managing retries
Currently using Bull Queue with Redis - saved us from notification headaches! Really like how it handles retries automatically, and the dashboard helps spot issues quickly.
Had some trouble with network timeouts at first, but splitting notifications into different queues (marketing vs critical alerts) worked well for us.