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1SELECTproduct_name, category, price
2FROMproducts
3WHEREstock_quantity > 0
4ORDER BYprice DESC;
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MacBook ProElectronics$2499
Ergo ChairFurniture$899
4K MonitorElectronics$450
Mechanical KBAccessories$199
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Best practices for handling eventual consistency in microservices?

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alex_dev
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You should look into the Saga pattern. It allows you to manage distributed transactions using a sequence of local transactions.

class OrderSaga {
  async execute() {
    await inventoryService.reserve();
    await paymentService.charge();
  }
}
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