5.1 Introduction to Sagas

In this section

• Saga Pattern: Definition and Purpose in Distributed Transactions
  Explore the Saga Pattern, a crucial design pattern for managing distributed transactions in microservices architectures, ensuring data consistency without traditional ACID transactions.
• Sagas vs. Traditional Transaction Models
  Explore the differences between sagas and traditional transaction models in distributed systems, focusing on scalability, resilience, and performance.
• When to Use Sagas: Leveraging Sagas for Distributed Transactions in Event-Driven Architectures
  Explore when to use the Saga pattern in distributed transactions, focusing on high availability, scalability, and complex business processes in event-driven architectures.