DPS and Microservice Architecture

The CAP Theorem describes three safety properties: data consistency, availability, and node or partition tolerance in distributed systems. In fact, applying the database-per-service pattern in a microservice environment will entail new challenges to manage transactions. So, what about two-phase commit? It will affect the cap pairs, since it is blocking in nature. First of all, the 2-pc coordinator will present a spoof and will attack the availability node and it is not supported by message brokers or newly released NoSQL databases, etc.

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