Polska SAFE Web Platform Case Study
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Blog Data consistency in distributed architecture Cooperation with PTM Soft Server-side applications typically use a single primary database. When an application or microservice operates solely on this database, maintaining transactional consistency is relatively straightforward. The problem arises when the application also needs to send a message to a queue or save data in another microservice. In such a scenario,…
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Blog Data Consistency in Distributed Architecture Cooperation with PTM Soft Server applications usually rely on a single primary database. When an application or microservice operates only on that database, maintaining transactional consistency is relatively simple. The problem begins when the application also needs to send a message to a queue or save data in another microservice. In such…