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Service Choreography
Service choreography is a decentralized model for coordinating distributed services, where each component enforces interaction rules locally. Unlike orchestration, there is no central controller and coordination and error handling responsibilities are distributed. It is particularly suited to loosely coupled, domain-specific microservice architectures.
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