My blogs on running Distributed Transactions in a Kubernetes environment
1 min readJan 8, 2018
Here the blogs I created to describe how to run a Distributed Transaction in a Kubernetes environment:
- Running Distributed Transactions in Kubernetes: https://medium.com/@epatro/running-distributed-transactions-in-kubernetes-19a8fa27758b
- A cool chaos library for NodeJS: https://medium.com/@epatro/a-cool-chaos-library-for-nodejs-a6e359171668
- Surviving disruption in a Kubernetes application: https://medium.com/@epatro/surviving-disruption-in-a-kubernetes-application-fd7a96d6ec09
- Implementing a notification system in a microsystem application: https://medium.com/@epatro/implementing-a-notification-system-in-a-microsystem-application-90dd93f65171
- Removing launch order dependency of Kubernetes Deployments: https://medium.com/@epatro/removing-launch-order-dependency-of-kubernetes-deployments-73db2370d3cc
- Implementing disruptions in a Kubernetes environment:https://medium.com/@epatro/implementing-disruptions-in-a-kubernetes-environment-e359399eb600
- What’s the problem of distributed transaction in Kubernetes? https://medium.com/@epatro/whats-the-problem-of-distributed-transaction-in-kubernetes-56721dc1dbf1
- Using a queue to implement resilience for a distributed transaction in Kubernetes: https://medium.com/@epatro/using-a-queue-to-implement-resilience-for-a-distributed-transaction-in-kubernetes-487ded3d0bfb
- How to implement a two-phase commit mechanism in a microservice: https://patroware.medium.com/how-to-implement-a-two-phase-commit-mechanism-in-a-microservice-e99d9a32445e
- One key aspect for your microservice application: https://patroware.medium.com/one-key-aspect-for-your-microservice-application-36d7a0fac1b8