Instance Constructors

1.  new RetryPolicy(maxRetries: Option[Int] = None, initialBackoff: FiniteDuration = FiniteDuration(1000, "ms"), maxBackoff: Option[FiniteDuration] = None, backoffMultiplier: Double = 1.0, jitter: FiniteDuration = FiniteDuration(0, "s"), minJitterThreshold: FiniteDuration = FiniteDuration(0, "s"), canRetry: (Throwable) => Boolean, name: String, recognizeServerRetryDelay: Boolean = false, maxServerRetryDelay: Option[FiniteDuration] = None)
   maxRetries

   Maximum number of retries.

   initialBackoff

   Start value of the exponential backoff (ms).

   maxBackoff

   Maximal value of the exponential backoff (ms).

   backoffMultiplier

   Multiplicative base of the exponential backoff.

   jitter

   Sample a random value uniformly from the range [0, jitter] and add it to the backoff.

   minJitterThreshold

   Minimal value of the backoff to add random jitter.

   canRetry

   Function that determines whether a retry is to be performed in the event of an error.

   name

   Name of the policy.

   recognizeServerRetryDelay

   Per gRPC standard, the server can send error messages that contain RetryInfo message with retry_delay field indicating that the client should wait for at least retry_delay amount of time before retrying again, see: https://github.com/googleapis/googleapis/blob/master/google/rpc/error_details.proto#L91 If this flag is set to true, RetryPolicy will use RetryInfo.retry_delay field in the backoff computation. Server's retry_delay can override client's maxBackoff. This flag does not change which errors are retried, only how the backoff is computed. DefaultPolicy additionally has a rule for retrying any error that contains RetryInfo.

   maxServerRetryDelay

   Limit for the server-provided retry_delay.