Description: Retry refers to the action of attempting an operation again after it has failed. This concept is fundamental in programming and automation, where operations can be interrupted by various factors such as network errors, failures in external services, or temporary system issues. The ability to retry an operation allows developers and system administrators to improve the resilience of their applications and processes, ensuring that in the event of a failure, additional attempts are made to complete the task. This is especially relevant in environments where availability and service continuity are critical. In practice, retrying can be implemented in various ways, such as through control loops, exception handling, or using specific tools that automatically manage retries. The implementation of retry strategies may also include configuring timeouts and limits on the number of attempts, which helps avoid overloading systems and properly handling temporary errors.
