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Architectural pattern that manages the current state as the result of a sequence of events that are captured and stored and each trigger a state change.
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How to handle transactional operations in an event-driven architecture?
I'm trying to flesh out an eCommerce system using microservices (.NET Core and Kubernetes), event sourcing (Kafka), and CQRS. The particular use case I've been thinking about is as follows.
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