While everyone absolutely loves pneumatic tubes (100% true), it's important to note that webhooks require another website to use (though programming-inclined users can make their own tube schoomper themselves).
Think of them as one of those fancy pneumatic tube things you used to love sending money into at a bank and watch disappear, but instead of never seeing your money again, you're actually sending messages into Discord from another platform.īy creating a webhook endpoint in your server, you'll generate a Webhook URL that you can drop into a number of different other services to link the two. I hope this doesn’t come off as passive aggressive or rude, but when 134 people are trusting you with their data, and you are trusting 134 people with your service - I’m sure you’ll understand there are some questions.Discord's built in Webhooks function as an easy way to get automated messages and data updates sent to a text channel in your server. I’m seeking transparency into your free service, as my skepticism is high, even other services such as Replit rely on marketing or purchases to survive.
My curiosity, and in the politest way possible, I ask - how are you funding this? This doesn’t include any excess fees and is just the tip of the iceberg, considering bandwidth and electricity costs. Given that you are providing 16GB of SSD storage per customer, assuming this is NVMe as stated, this brings you to a total of 2144GB, so 2.5TB for accuracy, you’d be spending up to $300 on the SSD, although I’m sure there wouldn’t just be one single SSD as you are conscious of the security and safety risks with a single shared storage solution. Given that you claim to only have the capacity for 134 clients, this leads to between $134 to $402 dollars per month, assuming you’re using a whitelabel hosting provider.
You’re doing this for free, and spending on average 1 to 3 dollars on the memory, storage and bandwidth per user of your system. In essence you are hosting absolutely anything, wether that be unsafe content, phishing like aforementioned or data collection. I’m sorry, but this financially doesn’t make any sense.
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