Svix

Send webhooks properly, on infrastructure you own.

One-liner deploy

curl -fsSL https://redu.cloud/i/svix.sh | sh

Architecture

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svix/svix-webhooksby Svix

Refsvix-server@v1.100.0AuthorSvix

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Or step by step

claude mcp add --transport http redu https://mcp.redu.cloud/mcp --client-id redu-mcp
curl -fsSL https://redu.cloud/i/svix.md -o redu.md
claude "Read redu.md and deploy Svix on redu."

About

One Rust binary from the official image, running both the API and the delivery worker.
Applications, endpoints, signing secrets and every delivery attempt live in a managed Postgres on its own private VM.
Redis holds the delivery queue, with persistence on, so a restart does not drop pending retries.
No accounts and no signup page: access is a bearer token you mint yourself after the deploy.

Docs and links

FeatBit Feature flags and experiments, on infrastructure you own.Gotenberg Your own document-to-PDF API, locked down.Hasura An instant GraphQL API over your own Postgres.Hoppscotch An API request builder your team shares, on your own infrastructure.IT Tools The whole developer utility belt, on your own domain.LibreTranslate A translation API that never phones home.

All developer tools deploys

This page deploys Svix into your own redu account , from svix/svix-webhooks at ref svix-server@v1.100.0, unmodified. You run and operate the resulting instance; redu provides the infrastructure it runs on and never operates it for you.

Svix is published by its own authors under MIT, which governs your use of it. redu is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the Svix project. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.

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