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      <title>Timeouts, Retries, and Backoff with Jitter</title>
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      <description>Have you ever wondered when one service calls to another service and you get no response back? its hard to tell of the other side is slow , dead or message got lost. These are 4 techniques how systems cope.
I﻿ give you what these terms are with analogy and the CS term as well for better understand.
Timeouts Analogy: You call a restaurant and it just rings. Eventually you hang up instead of waiting forever.</description>
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