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50. Capstone: Building a Web3 Notification Service

Combining queues, webhooks, and events end-to-end.

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A production Web3 notification service ties together many concepts: a webhook controller receives and signature-verifies on-chain event payloads from a provider, dispatches a queued job to decode and persist the event, then fires a domain event that triggers user Notifications across mail and database channels. Idempotency keys (based on transaction hash + log index) prevent duplicate processing if the provider retries delivery, and failed jobs are monitored via Horizon with alerting on repeated failures. This architecture cleanly separates ingestion, processing, and delivery concerns, making the system resilient and independently scalable.

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