🔹 Linear Jitter Backoff
Linear jitter backoff modifies the linear backoff strategy by introducing randomness to the retry intervals. This strategy still increases the delay linearly but adds a random "jitter" to each interval.

Advantages: The randomness helps spread out the retry attempts over time, reducing the chance of synchronized retries across instances.

Disadvantages: Although better than simple linear backoff, this strategy might still lead to potential issues with synchronized

🔹 Linear Backoff
Linear backoff involves waiting for a progressively increasing fixed interval between retry attempts.

Advantages: Simple to implement and understand.

Disadvantages: May not be ideal under high load or in high-concurrency environments as it could lead to resource contention or "retry storms".