Hi @dbx_deltaSharin ,

Additionally to @szymon_dybczak , if you're using Azure, you might consider an architecture where, instead of sending the request directly to your API, you send a message to an Azure Queue or Service Bus. Then, an Azure Function with a Queue Trigger can pick up the message and send it to the API. This approach enhances scalability and reliability because Azure Functions can process multiple requests concurrently and scale automatically based on demand. This can be achieved with other cloud providers as they offer similar services.