// Define an AttemptStrategy to try an operation 5 times with 2 second waits strategy := attempt.NewStrategy(5, time.Second*2) // Execute a function until it succeeds or the strategy is exhausted err := strategy.Run(func() error { // Attempt my operation if err := myOperation(); err != nil { // If the operation failed, return an error to be retried return err } // If the operation succeeds, return nil to end the retry cycle return nil }) // Define a custom retryable error type type myRetryableError struct { // Error details } // Implement the error interface for myRetryableError func (e *myRetryableError) Error() string { // Return an error message } // Execute a function that might return a retryable error err := strategy.Run(func() error { // Call my function that might return a retryable error result, customErr := myFunction() if customErr != nil { // If the error is retryable, return it to be retried if _, ok := customErr.(*myRetryableError); ok { return customErr } // If the error is not retryable, return it to end the retry cycle return customErr } // If my function succeeds, return nil to end the retry cycle return nil })In summary, the `github.com/juju/utils/attempt` package provides a flexible way to define and execute retry strategies for operations within your Go programs.