Retry Behavior¶
Amazon Web Services. Retry Behavior.
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Mechanisms¶
- Randomized Jitter Escape
- And jitter treats a symptom: if the underlying coupling keeps pulling units back into lockstep, you will be fighting it forever.
This sourceAWS SDKs and Tools Reference Guide (n.d.). Explains that common retry timing synchronizes clients into traffic spikes, while full jitter spreads their retries across the backoff window.
- And jitter treats a symptom: if the underlying coupling keeps pulling units back into lockstep, you will be fighting it forever.
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