Idempotent Requests¶
Stripe, I. (2015). Idempotent Requests.
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Primes¶
- Idempotence
- Square's similar primitive, and PayPal's
RequestIdmake a fundamentally non-idempotent operation (charging a card) safe under retry by maintaining a server-side dedup cache keyed by(idempotency key, account)for at least 24 hours.This sourceDocuments the `Idempotency-Key` HTTP header pattern, server-side dedup cache with at-least-24-hour retention, and the `(account_id, idempotency_key)` keying scheme for deduplication. (Industry-standard pattern for engineered idempotence over POST-style APIs; widely copied by Square, PayPal, and other payment processors.)
- Square's similar primitive, and PayPal's
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