The article explores the ongoing debate in software development regarding the efficacy of microservices compared to traditional monolithic architectures. As complexities associated with distributed systems, especially distributed transactions, arise, teams are contemplating a potential return to monoliths or a hybrid approach using modular monoliths. The piece highlights Apache Seata as a solution that alleviates these challenges, presenting it as a practical tool that integrates well with Spring Boot, streamlining the management of distributed transactions without the burdens of traditional rollback methods.
In an era where microservices have gained traction, teams are reconsidering the complexity they bring, leading to discussions about whether to revert to monoliths or explore modular monoliths.
Apache Seata serves as a robust solution for managing distributed transactions in microservices, simplifying the typically cumbersome process of orchestrating complex rollback strategies.
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