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Retry Pattern

What is Retry Pattern?


What is Retry Pattern?
 Category
 Reliability
What is Retry Pattern?
 Category
 Reliability

 Enable an application to handle transient failures when it tries to connect to a service or


network resource, by transparently retrying a failed operation.
What is Retry Pattern?
 Category
 Reliability

 Enable an application to handle transient failures when it tries to connect to a service or


network resource, by transparently retrying a failed operation.

 Related Patterns
 Circuit Breaker Pattern
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Retry Strategies
Retry Strategies
1 - Cancel
Retry Strategies
1 - Cancel
 Not transient
Retry Strategies
1 - Cancel
 Not transient

 Unlikely to succussed if repeated


Retry Strategies
1 - Cancel
 Not transient

 Unlikely to succussed if repeated

 Should cancel the operation and report an exception


Retry Strategies
1 - Cancel
 Not transient

 Unlikely to succussed if repeated

 Should cancel the operation and report an exception

 Example:
 Authentication failure
Retry Strategies
2 - Retry
Retry Strategies
2 - Retry
 Uncommon or rare faults
Retry Strategies
2 - Retry
 Uncommon or rare faults.

 Unlikely to be repeated
Retry Strategies
2 - Retry
 Uncommon or rare faults

 Unlikely to be repeated

 Should retry the failed operation immediately


Retry Strategies
3 – Retry after delay
Retry Strategies
3 – Retry after delay
 Connectivity or busy faults.
Retry Strategies
3 – Retry after delay
 Connectivity or busy faults

 Unlikely to be repeated
Retry Strategies
3 – Retry after delay
 Connectivity or busy faults

 Unlikely to be repeated

 Should wait for a suitable time before retry the failed operation.
Considerations
Considerations
 matching with business requirements and the nature of the failure.
Considerations
 matching with business requirements and the nature of the failure.

 Avoid aggressive retry policy with minimal delay between attempts.


Considerations
 matching with business requirements and the nature of the failure.

 Avoid aggressive retry policy with minimal delay between attempts.

 Consider implementing Circuit Breaker Pattern.


Considerations
 matching with business requirements and the nature of the failure.

 Avoid aggressive retry policy with minimal delay between attempts.

 Consider implementing Circuit Breaker Pattern.

 Retry with idempotent operation


Considerations
 matching with business requirements and the nature of the failure.

 Avoid aggressive retry policy with minimal delay between attempts.

 Consider implementing Circuit Breaker Pattern.

 Retry with idempotent operation

 Adjust the time between retry attempts based on the type of the exception.
Considerations
 matching with business requirements and the nature of the failure.

 Avoid aggressive retry policy with minimal delay between attempts.

 Consider implementing Circuit Breaker Pattern.

 Retry with idempotent operation

 Adjust the time between retry attempts based on the type of the exception.

 Retrying an operation that's part of a transaction


Considerations
 matching with business requirements and the nature of the failure.

 Avoid aggressive retry policy with minimal delay between attempts.

 Consider implementing Circuit Breaker Pattern.

 Retry with idempotent operation

 Adjust the time between retry attempts based on the type of the exception.

 Retrying an operation that's part of a transaction

 only when the full context of a failing operation is understood.


Considerations
 matching with business requirements and the nature of the failure.

 Avoid aggressive retry policy with minimal delay between attempts.

 Consider implementing Circuit Breaker Pattern.

 Retry with idempotent operation

 Adjust the time between retry attempts based on the type of the exception.

 Retrying an operation that's part of a transaction

 only when the full context of a failing operation is understood.

 Testing
Considerations
 matching with business requirements and the nature of the failure.

 Avoid aggressive retry policy with minimal delay between attempts.

 Consider implementing Circuit Breaker Pattern.

 Retry with idempotent operation

 Adjust the time between retry attempts based on the type of the exception.

 Retrying an operation that's part of a transaction

 only when the full context of a failing operation is understood.

 Testing

 Logging
Considerations
 matching with business requirements and the nature of the failure.

 Avoid aggressive retry policy with minimal delay between attempts.

 Consider implementing Circuit Breaker Pattern.

 Retry with idempotent operation

 Adjust the time between retry attempts based on the type of the exception.

 Retrying an operation that's part of a transaction

 only when the full context of a failing operation is understood.

 Testing

 Logging

 Investigate the faults.


When to use this pattern?
When to use this pattern?

 Transient faults when interacts with a remote service or accesses a remote


resource.
When to use this pattern?

 Transient faults when interacts with a remote service or accesses a remote


resource.

 Short lived fault, and repeating a request that has previously failed could
succeed on a subsequent attempt.
When NOT to use this pattern?
When NOT to use this pattern?

 Long lasting faults.


When NOT to use this pattern?

 Long lasting faults.

 Errors in the business logic of an application.


When NOT to use this pattern?

 Long lasting faults.

 Errors in the business logic of an application.

 As an alternative to addressing scalability issues in a system.


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