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Not sure it's the best example, having 0.01% of emails being sent twice is probably acceptable for most businesses. If it's a payment processing, it's not accep
by williamdclt 5y ago
Not sure it's the best example, having 0.01% of emails being sent twice is probably acceptable for most businesses. If it's a payment processing, it's not acceptable
- giovannibonetti 5y ago> If it's a payment processing, it's not acceptable In the payment processing company I'm working at we deal with that independently. We set some data on Redis with a TTL to signal some request has already been made in the last X minutes, and if the same request arrives again during the same period the cached response is served
- joshribakoff 5y agohopefully your email/money movement service accepts an idempotency key which solves that