Kamil Grzybek • 9/26/2018

Processing multiple aggregates - transactional vs eventual consistency

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This technical article explores two architectural approaches for updating multiple aggregates in a Domain-Driven Design system: transactional consistency with ACID guarantees and eventual consistency for better scalability. It uses a customer discount recalculation example to discuss the performance issues, locking problems, and responsiveness trade-offs of each method, providing code snippets for implementation.

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