While Chapter 13 covered distributed transactions with working code, you relooked at those examples with an enhanced design in Chapter 14 with an aim to understand the nitty-gritty details and concerns while architecting solutions for BASE transactional support. So far, so good, but the question is whether there is a way to abstract the details you saw in those two chapters and still attain the required level of data consistency in a microservices architecture. You will look at this in detail in this chapter. The examples ...
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