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•Created by M7MAD_JO on 6/15/2024 in #general-help
LemonSqueezy webhook returning Error Code 525
I'm having an issue with my webhook returning Error code: 525. I'm using AWS Amplify for hosting and Cloudflare. When I paused Cloudflare, the webhook worked, so I suspect Cloudflare might be causing the problem.
I tried calling the webhook manually using Postman through HTTP, but it returned nothing with a status of 405 Method Not Allowed. When I made an HTTPS request from Postman, it worked but gave me an error saying, "Input buffers must have the same byte length." Despite this, it responded properly, unlike the LS request that returned the 525 error.
After disabling the "Always Use HTTPS" setting on Cloudflare, I can make HTTP requests through Postman. However, I am still getting the 525 error from the LS webhook.
I have tried every SSL/TLS encryption mode nothing seems to work.
Any ideas on how to fix this?
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•Created by M7MAD_JO on 10/14/2023 in #questions
Where To Host My BackEnd
I am planning to develop a feature-rich website that will have similar functions as social media applications. This will include database management, user authentication, and other relevant features. However, I would like to minimize costs as much as possible until the website scales up. To achieve this, I plan to use Netlify for front-end hosting.
My concern is with the choice of the backend. While I am comfortable with Firebase, I am aware that using it initially may be cost-effective, but it may not be sustainable as the application grows, especially due to its weird charging model per read. Given that the website will be read-heavy, this could result in unreasonable costs.
I recently discovered Supbase and Appwrite, which are alternatives to Firebase. I am curious to know your opinion about these platforms. Supbase seems promising but I need to learn PostgreSQL to use it effectively. On the other hand, Appwrite's cloud service is still in beta, so I am considering the self-hosting option. I was wondering if you know a way to host Appwrite for free until my application grows.
Please share with me ways to host my backend for free until it grows and becomes profitable.
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