While you have a simple Future.all to run all futures in parallel (like Promise.all does), you might want to limit the concurrency at which you execute operations. Using Future.concurrent, you can specify the maximum concurrency for your array of operations.
Retry with maximum attempts If getUserById outputs a Result.Ok value, the future resolves, if it outputs a Result.Error, it re-executes getUserById. Retry with delay The function you pass Future.retry takes an attempt parameter, which is the current number of attempts. The count starts at 0.
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maximum concurrency & retry mechanisms are directly handled in Boxed since 2.3.0
