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Technical Guide

Saga Pattern Made Easy

What is a Saga Pattern?

If you’re new to Saga Patterns and interested in learning how to implement it in your architectural design, then you are at the right place!

Saga Pattern is an architectural design pattern that’s intended to ensure state consistency in multi-step and distributed business transactions. You can think of the Saga pattern as a design pattern that ensures application consistency by using compensations to revert the system to its last known good state when faced with failure at any point in the transaction.

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What's in this guide?

In this whitepaper, you’ll learn:

  • What the saga pattern is and how it's implemented
  • Common challenges with the saga pattern
  • Experiment with failures and retries
  • How Temporal can help automate this development pattern
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