Spring Boot Saga Pattern
giuseppe-trisciuoglio/developer-kitMicroservices often need to work together to complete a single business action. A distributed transaction can fail if one service has a problem. The Saga Pattern solves this by breaking the work into small steps with backup plans. This skill helps you build that pattern in Spring Boot.
Each service runs its own local transaction and publishes an event. If a later step fails, earlier services run a compensating action to undo their work. This keeps your data consistent without locking resources. You can use choreography with event brokers like Kafka or RabbitMQ or orchestration with frameworks like Axon.
You will learn to design the transaction flow, choose the right approach, implement services with local transactions, and build reliable compensating actions. This makes your system more scalable and resilient across multiple services.
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