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The idempotency I’ve seen is usually an unnecessary extra complexity.
by pbreit 6y ago
The idempotency I’ve seen is usually an unnecessary extra complexity.
- jacobsenscott 6y agoIf you design for it from the start it makes your system much less complex. Consider all the errors, special cases, and ultimately data cleanup you need to handle about if your transactions are not idempotent. Idempotency is table stakes for any production app.
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- ncallaway 6y agoI strongly disagree. Well designed idempotent systems often feel much less complex to me.
- jayd16 6y agoHow do you normally handle half open network issues?
- cortesoft 6y agoI am very curious what environment you work in where this is the case. I can't think of any work I have done where idempotency is not important