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Suleyman YildirimData Consistency in Microservice Architectures: A Guide to Transaction ManagementThis blog post explores database-level solutions and higher-level design patterns to manage transactions and ensure data consistency1d ago
The Java TrailMicroservice Distributed Transactions 101: Guide to Choose the Best StrategyYour application relies on multiple services, and maintaining data consistency across distributed transactions is crucial. How would you…Jan 274
Edson MartinezImplementing the CQRS and Mediator pattern in a .NET 8 Web APISpanish version / Versión en españolMay 116
The Java TrailMastering High-Concurrency with CQRS: Independent Scaling of Reads and Writes in MicroservicesThe Command Query Responsibility Segregation (CQRS) pattern is especially helpful in high-concurrency scenarios to scale database access by…Oct 261
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