If you just got an email from Stripe saying they’ve tried x number of times to reach your endpoint, then you’ll probably see a pretty high error rate. On this screen, you’ll be able to see all of your Stripe endpoints and, the most important part, the error rate over the past 7 days. Go to your Stripe dashboard, and on the left-hand side, click on “Webhooks” under the Developer menu. The very first thing to do is check the events logged for your Stripe webhook endpoints. Below I’ll walk you through a couple of easy ways to troubleshoot the issues and some of the things we’ve had to fix with our Stripe implementation.
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You can find the full set of events and request logs on the dashboard. You need to return any status code between HTTP 200 to 299 for Stripe to consider the webhook event successfully delivered. You can generate a detailed analysis about your host’s TLS configuration () to identify common errors. X requests had a TLS error, indicating that Stripe could not establish a secure connection with your server. We will stop sending event notifications to this webhook endpoint by date/time.” If this endpoint is important to your application, please try and fix the issue. We’ve attempted to send event notifications to this endpoint x times since the first failure on date/time. The URL of the failing webhook endpoint is: We’ve had some trouble sending requests in live mode to a webhook endpoint associated with your account… I’m using a summarized TLS error as an example: The email from Stripe will most likely read something like this below. Mine, of course, came in on a Friday afternoon. It’s then time to drop whatever you’re doing and troubleshoot why the webhook is having a problem. Therefore, like me, you probably first hear about a Stripe webhook error in an email from Stripe. Most of you probably aren’t checking the event log in Stripe regarding webhooks regularly I know I don’t.
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Today I’m going to walk you through how to troubleshoot a Stripe webhook error, both TLS and delivery events.
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