Chapter 13 covered distributed transactions extensively. You now understand distributed transactions clearly so you use them judiciously. To make it clear, you want to avoid distributed transactions as much as possible in the microservices world across partitions and domains. I do not say that distributed transactions should be deprecated completely in microservices architecture because there are areas where you want to use them by trading loose coupling for reliability; however, the essence is that you can do most of the design ...
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