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All deliveries to one destination failing at once

This page covers what “all deliveries to one destination failing at once” usually means and how to recover.

  • DLQ depth suddenly jumps for one destination.
  • Harbor-Signature verification works in test but fails in prod.
  • Customer’s origin returned a maintenance page (5xx HTML) that your receiver treats as ‘unknown error’.
  • TLS certificate expired on the customer’s destination URL.
  • DNS change routing traffic to a placeholder.
  • Circuit breaker tripped — Harbor auto-paused the destination.
  • Check the destination’s status in the dashboard. If ‘paused’, the circuit breaker tripped.
  • Look at the last successful delivery’s response body to compare against current failures.
  • Run a manual curl against the destination URL from outside your network.
  • Once the customer confirms their side is healthy, un-pause and use replay-dlq to catch up.