Thanks for reaching out! I understand you're curious about the exact time difference between room events logging and webhooks in LiveKit. While this isn't explicitly documented, I’d love to share some helpful points with you: • Webhooks come with a

created_at

timestamp that shows when the event was generated. • Keep in mind, delivery of webhooks can be influenced by things like network latency, server processing time, and retries if something goes wrong. • Internal logging and webhook triggering might happen at the same time or with just a tiny delay, though this isn’t officially confirmed. A great way to check the timing is by using the

created_at

timestamp in the webhook payload to see the difference between when the event was created and when the webhook was delivered. If you have any more questions or need a hand with this, please don’t hesitate to ask—I’m here to help! Sources: Webhooks | LiveKit Docs | pkg/rtc/room_test.go

I understand you're curious about the exact time difference between room events logging and webhooks in LiveKit. While this specific timing isn't explicitly documented, I’d love to share a few helpful points with you: • Webhooks come with a

created_at

timestamp, which shows when the event was generated. • Keep in mind, delivery of webhooks can be influenced by factors like network latency, server processing time, and retries if there are any hiccups. • It’s possible that internal logging and webhook triggering happen at the same time or with just a small delay, though this isn’t officially confirmed. A good way to check the timing is by looking at the

created_at

timestamp in the webhook payload to see the difference between when the event was created and when the webhook arrives. If you have any more questions or need a hand with this, please don’t hesitate to reach out—I’m here to help!