> Using supervisors to recover by retrying allows you to correct for instability (network faults, oversaturation, locking and such) [...] Using supervisors to

> Using supervisors to recover by retrying allows you to correct for instability (network faults, oversaturation, locking and such) [...] Using supervisors to retry operations is going to make your system unstable. Supervision tree is not about handling semi-expected faults, it's about starting things at boot time and restarting them in a predictable manner (along with any dependencies) should any of them crash unexpectedly.