Using the saga design pattern for microservices transactions

Source:-searchapparchitecture.techtarget.com Breaking business actions into their smallest possible units through microservices seems like a wonderful idea. However, in business-critical scenarios, the architecture needs to align and coordinate a half-dozen different distributed services and systems. If any step fails, an entire business process may need to roll back and remediate, much like a failed database transaction. Microservices, by default, have no coordinating or controlling function: Individual services should inherently have no knowledge of the others outside of them. As such, maintaining

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