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Many general-purpose reverse proxies (such as standard NGINX or Envoy deployments) enable response buffering by default, intercepting SSE chunks until an internal buffer threshold (usually 4KB or 8KB) is reached before forwarding, which makes it appear to the end user as if it is stuck.
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