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RE: Best Practices for Implementing Axios Retry: How Do You Handle Failed Requests? - stealthXchange88 - 11-03-2025 I use axios retry with a max of 3 retries and exponential backoff. It’s a good way to handle server load gracefully. For logging, I log every retry but only store the final failure in the database. Helps with debugging without cluttering the logs. If you’re new, I’d suggest trying out the `axios-retry` library first. It’s super easy to configure and saves a lot of time. |