[jamesmcintyre]

You mention managing webhooks as another tedious part of integrating with third party api’s at scale but I’m not seeing in defer docs any considerations for this.

I’m guessing while I could use defer to create a job that calls a 3rd party api to create a webhook POST call (later trigger by some activity on their side) I would still be building an webhook endpoint in my app to receive that request and then optionally hand that data to another new defer job? In other words defer does not magically create and handle ingesting webhooks as a way to initiate a job right?

Another question regarding memory / hard disk limits for executions (500mb / 10mb on hobby) is 10mb on “storage” limit pertaining to, for instance, what the final build size of that function would be or does that fall under memory? I ask because for my use case there’s potentially scenarios when the defer function would be using numerous npm libraries and local files so i’m curious what limits im looking at there. (EDIT: Just notice build limits, i’m assuming thats what would pertain to “bundle” size for bundled code?)

Lastly in limits does “concurrency” mean how many executions across the entire account can run at once or is that just for that execution?

Product looks awesome by the way, great job solving a real pain point for devs!