Why is idempotency mentioned in these patterns?

Argo Events guarantees at-least-once delivery, meaning an event might be processed twice. Idempotency ensures that duplicate processing doesn't cause incorrect data or side effects.

What does the reliability-patterns skill do?

It provides specialized guidance for implementing fault-tolerant event systems using Argo Events, focusing on retries, persistence, and failure handling.

How does it handle transient failures?

It implements exponential backoff with jitter, which retries failed triggers at increasing intervals to allow downstream services to recover without causing a thundering herd.

Does this skill support EventBus durability?

Yes, it provides patterns for configuring Jetstream persistence and multi-replica setups to ensure events survive pod restarts and infrastructure instability.

Is this skill specific to Kubernetes?

While the specific implementation examples focus on Argo Events (which is Kubernetes-native), the architectural principles of retries and DLQs apply to most event-driven systems.

Reliability Patterns for Argo Events

Name: Reliability Patterns for Argo Events
Author: adaptive-enforcement-lab

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Implements resilient event-driven architectures using retry strategies, dead letter queues, and durable EventBus configurations.

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This skill provides Claude with specialized patterns and architectural guidance for building robust production event systems within Argo Events. It focuses on mitigating failure points by implementing multi-layer protection, including exponential backoff retries for transient issues, persistent storage for EventBus durability, and dead letter queues for capturing failed events. It ensures developers can maintain 'at-least-once' delivery guarantees while effectively managing network blips and service outages to prevent data loss in Kubernetes-native workflows.

Características Principales

EventBus Jetstream persistence and HA configuration
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Exponential backoff retry strategies with jitter
Dead letter queue (DLQ) architecture for failure capture
Backpressure handling to prevent system saturation
Idempotency patterns for at-least-once delivery semantics

Casos de Uso

Designing production-grade Kubernetes event-driven workflows
Configuring automated recovery for transient infrastructure failures
Ensuring event durability across EventBus pod restarts

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Características Principales

EventBus Jetstream persistence and HA configuration
0 GitHub stars
Exponential backoff retry strategies with jitter
Dead letter queue (DLQ) architecture for failure capture
Backpressure handling to prevent system saturation
Idempotency patterns for at-least-once delivery semantics

Casos de Uso

Designing production-grade Kubernetes event-driven workflows
Configuring automated recovery for transient infrastructure failures
Ensuring event durability across EventBus pod restarts