Windows azure best practices - Dmitry Martynov

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This document discusses handling transient faults that can occur when applications access cloud services. It recommends using a retry policy to handle exceptions from transient faults by retrying the operation a certain number of times or for a set duration. It also suggests monitoring error rates to determine if the faults are truly transient or could indicate a more serious issue.

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