🔄 Mastering the Saga Pattern for Distributed Transactions

🚀 Introduction

In a microservices architecture, handling transactions across multiple services can be challenging. The Saga Pattern provides a reliable solution for managing distributed transactions without relying on two-phase commit (2PC), which can introduce performance bottlenecks.

This guide covers:

✅ What is the Saga Pattern?

✅ Different Saga Execution Models

✅ How to implement it using Kafka & RabbitMQ

✅ Best practices to ensure data consistency

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🔄 Mastering the Saga Pattern for Distributed Transactions

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📌 What is the Saga Pattern?

The Saga Pattern is a sequence of local transactions, where each transaction updates the database and publishes…