I'm looking to set up a simple Node.JS server which will listen for requests from an app I'm building and from it build a "send message" request to Firebase Cloud Messaging (as stated here: https://firebase.google.com/docs/cloud-messaging/send-message) so that a push notification is sent out to relevant client-side apps. In order to do this one needs to make use of the Firebase Admin SDK.
On Google's Firebase Cloud Messaging documentation under "Server Environments" (https://firebase.google.com/docs/cloud-messaging/server), it's said that running the Firebase Admin SDK requires a server environment which is able to handle requests and resend them using exponential back off. In this case I guess using exponential back off means that the "send message" request to Firebase Cloud Messaging must be retried using an exponential back off algorithm.
It's not said in the documentation however if the Node.JS Firebase Admin SDK already supports such exponential back off functionality or if I have to implement it on my own when using aspects of the Admin SDK.
According to an earlier Stack overflow post (Firebase Admin SDK Java Backoff/retry) the Java SDK does support exponential back off, but I'm not sure whether the Node.JS one does.