Design Patterns for Distributed Transactions

Understanding Event Sourcing, Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS), Change Data Capture (CDC), and the Outbox Pattern

Domain-driven distributed application architecture, which eventually evolves into microservices architecture has many advantages, such as speed and agility of delivering services, small and focused teams, scalable design, smaller code-base, fault tolerance, and data isolation. There are various challenges in adapting to the microservices architecture, the architects and developers usually experience design complexity, data integrity concerns, governance, and versioning issues.

Fortunately, there are architecture-driven solutions …

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