Overview
Saga Patterns are a way to manage long-running transactions in microservices. Instead of a single transaction, a saga breaks it into smaller steps, each with its own transaction. If something goes wrong, the saga can undo previous steps to maintain data consistency. This approach helps in building reliable and scalable applications by ensuring that all parts of a process are completed successfully or rolled back if needed.
📚 Key Learning Objectives
- ✓ Define what a Saga Pattern is.
- ✓ Explain the importance of Saga Patterns in microservices.
- ✓ Identify different types of Saga Patterns.
- ✓ Illustrate how to implement a Saga Pattern.
- ✓ Evaluate the benefits and challenges of using Saga Patterns.
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