A retry policy is a critical system rule that automatically re-attempts failed operations, such as network requests or database calls, to overcome transient errors. By defining the number of attempts and delay intervals, it enhances system resilience and reliability. This approach benefits developers, DevOps engineers, and IT operations, ensuring stable services and better user experiences.
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