compensating-transactions

A production-grade, polyglot distributed order management system demonstrating a Choreographed Saga pattern with Transactional Outboxes, Idempotent Consumers, and explicit Compensation strategies across four independently-owned microservices.

Tiny generic synchronous saga library for Go — deterministic rollback, survives client disconnect, ~150 LOC, no deps

This project demonstrates a distributed transaction approach in a microservices architecture by implementing the Saga Pattern with Kafka as the messaging backbone

Saga-style provisioning with ordered rollback for external systems that have no transactions. Kotlin · Spring Boot · template-driven artifacts · database-arbitrated locking

Act now, stay reversible for N minutes: conditional compensators and LIFO rollback

FlowDance: Enabling Compensating Actions between Microservices

An orchestration-based saga for distributed transactions, built with Spring Boot and RabbitMQ. Coordinates a multi-step money transfer across independent services and unwinds completed steps with compensating actions when any step fails. Includes a live React timeline visualizing each step and rollback in real time.

Recourse-gated execution, recovery preflight, and signed settlement receipts for autonomous actions.

A sample microservices project implementing Saga pattern with Outbox and compensating transactions for distributed systems