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AWS Lambda has a cool feature that can be both a blessing and a nightmare for a serverless application. A retry occurs when an invocation of a Lambda function results in an error and the Lambda platform automatically invokes the function again, with the same event payload. The retry behavior is actually a very cool feature, don’t get it wrong. In a distributed system, many things can go wrong, rest assured they will go wrong at some point. In the e-commerce scenario, if the customer order has a. multiple. orders, the operation can be performed multiple times without creating multiple different order placements.
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