Novu Template

Novu Template

Novu is a comprehensive open-source notification infrastructure that enables developers to manage and send notifications across multiple channels through a unified API and management interface.

Novu

Why Choose This Template?

  • Multi-Channel: Support for email, SMS, push, and in-app
  • Unified API: Single interface for all notifications
  • Template Management: Centralized notification templates
  • Provider Agnostic: Multiple provider support per channel

CloudStation Advantages

  • One-Click Deploy: Instant notification setup
  • Easy Scaling: Handle growing notification loads
  • Provider Integration: Pre-configured providers
  • Secure Environment: Protected notification delivery

Perfect For

  • Developers: Application notifications
  • Product Teams: User communications
  • SaaS Platforms: Customer messaging
  • Enterprise: Multi-channel alerts

Resource Requirements

Minimal specifications for optimal performance:

  • CPU: 2.1 vCPU - For notification processing
  • RAM: 4.4 GB - For application runtime
  • Storage: 20 GB - For notification data
  • Cost: $56.53 per month - Estimated running costs

Components

ComponentCountPurpose
Databases2Notification storage and queue management
Docker Images0Not required
Services6API, worker, webhook, ws, analytics, and scheduler
Repositories0Not required

Key Features

  • Multi-channel delivery
  • Template management
  • Provider integration
  • Delivery tracking
  • Analytics dashboard
  • Workflow builder
  • API access
  • Webhooks support

Configuration Example

# Basic Novu Setup
novu:
  admin:
    email: "[email protected]"
    password: "secure_password"
  providers:
    email:
      provider: "sendgrid"
      apiKey: "your-api-key"
    sms:
      provider: "twilio"
      accountSid: "your-sid"

Deployment Steps

  1. Select Novu template
  2. Configure providers
  3. Set up templates
  4. Deploy instance
  5. Start sending notifications

Support and Resources

#Notifications #Communication #MultiChannel #API #OpenSource #CloudComputing



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