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durable-execution·articleSource:
langchain-blog| Proposed slug:langgraph-fault-toleranceBlurb: Three fault-tolerance primitives inside LangGraph — RetryPolicy (backoff retries), TimeoutPolicy (wall-clock and idle caps), and error_handler (post-retry cleanup) — plus how to compose them and apply the SAGA pattern for multi-step workflows with real-world side effects.
Rationale: Substantive technical content covering production-grade fault-tolerance mechanics within a major agentic orchestration framework. The SAGA pattern discussion is directly relevant to backend engineers dealing with distributed side effects in multi-step agent workflows. Vendor blog, but contains reproducible techniques and concrete API patterns — not marketing. Fits squarely in durable-execution, which covers fault-tolerance and resilience primitives for agentic runtimes.