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The APIs of most SaaS tools have a per-minute call limit, and burst traffic causes batch tasks to fail in clusters; adopting exponential backoff (waiting 1 second the first time, then 2 seconds, 4 seconds... after failures) and queuing the remaining tasks for later execution is more stable than simple retries.
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