Re:Distributed Transactions in Go: Read Before You Try
by natdempk on Sunday October 06, 2024 @10:33AM
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You have a distributed system on your hands at that point so you need idempotent processes + reconciliation/eventual consistency. Basically thinking a lot about failure, resyncing data/state, patterns like transactional outboxes, durable queues, two-phase commit, etc etc. It just quickly gets into the specifics of your task/system/APIs so hard to give general advice. Most apps do not solve these problems super well for a long time unless they are in critical places like billing, and even then it might just mean weird repair jobs, manual APIs to resync stuff, audits, etc. Usually an event-bus/queue or related DB table for the idempotent work + some async process validating that table can go a long way though.
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