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We might want to add a Jitter strategy to the Retry policy.
Related to this issue I opened into Polly's repo, although it could be implemented easily, too: App-vNext/Polly#245
Basically, a regular Retry policy can impact your system in cases of high concurrency and scalability and under high contention.
Would be great to have it Polly and not very complicated to add Jitter to the retry algorithm/poilicy.
It'd improve the overall performance to the end-to-end system by adding randomness to the exponential backoff. It'd spread out the spikes when issues arise.
As suggested by @reisenberger, it could already be achieved with Polly, by using one of the .WaitAndRetry(...) configuration overloads which allow you to specify a Func<..., TimeSpan> for the amount of wait. (Similar overloads exist for async.)
We could implement something like:
Random jitterer = new Random();
Policy
.Handle<HttpResponseException>() // etc
.WaitAndRetry(5,
retryAttempt => TimeSpan.FromSeconds(Math.Pow(2, retryAttempt)) // exponential back-off
+ TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(jitterer.Next(0, 100)) // plus some jitter
);
The principle of how to do this with Polly is the same: using the Func<..., Timespan> overloads, you have complete control to adopt whatever randomness/jitter algorithm you like.
It might get improved further in future versions of Polly, according to reisenberger.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
We might want to add a Jitter strategy to the Retry policy.
Related to this issue I opened into Polly's repo, although it could be implemented easily, too:
App-vNext/Polly#245
Basically, a regular Retry policy can impact your system in cases of high concurrency and scalability and under high contention.
Would be great to have it Polly and not very complicated to add Jitter to the retry algorithm/poilicy.
It'd improve the overall performance to the end-to-end system by adding randomness to the exponential backoff. It'd spread out the spikes when issues arise.
The problem is explained here:
https://brooker.co.za/blog/2015/03/21/backoff.html
https://www.awsarchitectureblog.com/2015/03/backoff.html
As suggested by @reisenberger, it could already be achieved with Polly, by using one of the .WaitAndRetry(...) configuration overloads which allow you to specify a Func<..., TimeSpan> for the amount of wait. (Similar overloads exist for async.)
We could implement something like:
The principle of how to do this with Polly is the same: using the Func<..., Timespan> overloads, you have complete control to adopt whatever randomness/jitter algorithm you like.
It might get improved further in future versions of Polly, according to reisenberger.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: