It's the usual how difficult can this be to build and operate. But what we've found is it's a pain at scale.

- How do you ensure that one or a set of bad endpoints do not clog the queueing system and delay delivery of other working endpoints?

- How do you provide easy tools for developers across projects to debug and fix webhook delivery problems?

- How do you ensure this container is multi-tenant to serve multiple teams and no two teams can view each other data?

- How do you ensure flexibility if a new team decides to use RabbitMQ instead of Kafka?

Once you start to factor in all this requirements & more, you eventually build your own Convoy. :)

TLDR: Convoy is that container that is flexible and powerful enough to manage all your webhooks needs.