What does a Compensating Transaction do?

What does a Compensating Transaction do?

Hi All! Today I want to expand a bit the concept we discussed last time, and talk about Compensating Transactions. In simple terms, a Compensating transaction it’s all about reversing the effects of a previous transaction. This is often used in cases where a previous transaction was made in error,...

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Why would you send your messages twice?

Why would you send your messages twice?

Hi All! Today we’re going to talk about at quite important topic: consistency, specifically in distributed systems. As a software engineer, one of the key challenges we face when designing distributed systems is ensuring data consistency across multiple services. In an event-driven architecture, this often involves publishing and subscribing to...

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Are you sure you want to land that job?

Are you sure you want to land that job?

So you want to change job. You clean up your CV, add some cool tech you’ve worked with recently. Then go on some job boards and put yourself as available. Recruiters start calling you, interviews get scheduled. So far so good, but how do you really prepare for them? Truth...

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Azure Functions with Managed Identities - Part 2: access to KeyVaults

Azure Functions with Managed Identities - Part 2: access to KeyVaults

Hi All! In this second article of this Series, we will continue our discussion about Managed System Identities on Azure and see how they can be used to grant access to an Azure KeyVault. So without further ado, let’s take a look at our ARM template: { "$schema": "https://schema.management.azure.com/schemas/2019-04-01/deploymentTemplate.json#", "parameters":...

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