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Saga Pattern
The Saga pattern is an architectural concept for distributed systems that models a business workflow as a sequence of local transactions. Each local transaction commits independently and triggers compensating actions on failure to restore overall state. This enables eventual consistency without a central, blocking two‑phase commit.
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