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Automatic retry mechanisms are typically triggered by exponential backoff strategies built into SDKs when encountering 429 rate-limit errors or 500 server errors.
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UnverifiedIn standard SDK implementations, when the API returns 429 or 5xx errors, retries are performed using an exponential backoff strategy with incrementally increasing intervals of 1, 2, 4, and 8 seconds, typically up to 3–5 retries.77% similarUnverifiedRetryable errors (such as temporary network timeouts and API rate limiting) should be automatically retried with an exponential backoff strategy.73% similarUnverifiedExponential backoff means the nth retry waits base × 2ⁿ plus random milliseconds, and suits rate limiting (429) and some transient network errors.73% similarUnverifiedWhen the upstream error rate exceeds a preset percentage, you should automatically switch to a backup solution or enable retry backoff.73% similarVerifiedExponential backoff is a classic fault-tolerance strategy in distributed systems, where clients wait at exponentially increasing intervals (e.g., 1 second, 2 seconds, 4 seconds, 8 seconds) upon request failure, with random jitter added to avoid the thundering herd effect.72% similar
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