standardtimeoutar
Standardtimeoutar is a policy specification used in distributed systems to define a uniform timeout contract for remote operations. It prescribes the maximum time an operation may take and outlines the behavior when that limit is reached, including retries and cancellation. The term is used informally in engineering guidelines to promote predictable latency budgets and fault-tolerance.
Core components typically include a base timeout value, a maximum number of retries, a backoff strategy (for
Standardtimeoutar is often implemented via client libraries, API specifications, or service-mesh configurations. By codifying timeouts in
Variants may apply the timeout contract per operation or globally for a service. Trade-offs involve balancing