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A retry loop is typically characterized by a short-term steep increase in call frequency, a simultaneous rise in failure rate, and small individual amounts but a very large number of transactions, so three dimensions need to be monitored simultaneously: calls per unit time, the proportion of failed calls and the rate of spending per unit time.
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