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Surviving the 429 Storm: Building Resilient LLM Fallbacks in Production
How to eliminate cascading failures from LLM rate limits using exponential backoff, circuit breakers, and tiered fallback chains.
The Bottleneck in Production
Most production LLM integrations start with a direct SDK call wrapped in a naive try/except block. During quiet periods, it works fine. But when traffic spikes, your application hits provider Token-Per-Minute (TPM) or Request-Per-Minute (RPM) limits, throwing HTTP 429 errors.
The immediate reaction is often an uncontr...
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