This is how you protect your backend from a Retry Storm

A Retry Storm antipattern is common in cloud applications and can be caused by improper error handling by the client as well as the backend. Let's see what you can do to avoid it.
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[@Victor-lb5cv]

Thank you, Very informative!!

[@chrisalexthomas]

Maybe you can do another video in the future where you can take some software that implements these patterns and how to use them? That would be a nice video to watch.

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Will do!

[@Nickelkitten75]

Can you do a series of Java programming tutorials using springboot?

[@SoftwareDeveloperDiaries]

Unfortunately I don’t have that much experience in Java 🥲