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A simple, feature-rich HTTP, REST, and SSE client library for Go.
Resilience4j is a fault tolerance library designed for Java8 and functional programming
A lightweight, zero-dependency Java library for implementing fault tolerance and resilience patterns.
A simple and flexible Go library for implementing retry mechanisms with configurable backoff strategies and error handling.
A hackable HTTP proxy for resiliency testing, simulating network failures and unexpected conditions in Node.js.
A Go library for building resilient applications with composable fault tolerance patterns like retry, circuit breaker, and rate limiting.
Plugin-driven, extensible HTTP client toolkit for Go, built on net/http with a hierarchical middleware layer.
Elixir macros for linear retry, exponential backoff, and wait patterns with composable delay streams.
An advanced interruptible Go library for performing actions repetitively until successful, with context integration and backoff strategies.
A command-line tool that transforms short-term commands into scheduled, retryable, and repeatable long-term jobs.
Go utilities for managing asynchronous function execution with race, all, and retry patterns.
A Go library implementing various backoff strategies for retrying operations and heartbeating.
A lightweight Go package for implementing retry logic with configurable attempts and intervals.
A Go library for managing goroutines with abstractions for main function control and useful executor adapters.
A Go library that adds configurable retry functionality to the standard http.Client via RoundTripper wrapping.
A Go library for retrying operations with customizable backoff strategies and error-based retry logic.
A simple Go package for implementing retry logic in applications.
Angular HttpInterceptors that provide resiliency capabilities like visibility, retry, and circuit breaking for HTTP requests.
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