#Idempotency
Idempotency ensures that repeated operations produce the same result, critical for payment systems and distributed workflows. Articles cover idempotency key design, database-backed deduplication, and the Go patterns that make distributed operations safely retryable.
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The network will time out mid-transfer. The only safe assumption is that every request runs zero, one, or many times — so make "many" behave like "one."
The network times out ambiguously, so every request runs zero, one, or many times. Idempotency keys make many behave like one; full resumability lets a crashed money flow resume from its last committed step.
A single layer of idempotency will eventually fail. Three independent layers gives you a margin. Here is the pattern that worked across ingest, worker, and emit boundaries.
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