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docs: Add a section to explain how exponential backoff works. #432
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The current documentation lacks the explanation on how Fluentd calculates the wait interval for each retry attempt. Apparently, this seems to be a source of confuse for some users. This patch attempts to fill the gap, by adding a small section deidcated to this topic.
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What is this patch?
The current documentation lacks the explanation on how Fluentd
calculates the wait interval for each retry attempt. Apparently,
this seems to be a source of confuse for some users.
This patch attempts to fill the gap, by adding a small section
deidcated to this topic.
Note
This patch is a part of #427.