Example Microservices patterns using Python
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Example Microservices patterns using Python
A Saga Pattern implementation with Kafka, MongoDb and Python.
Saga-Style Transaction Orchestration with Python
This repository demonstrates the Outbox Pattern in microservices, leveraging the Django Outbox Pattern library developed at @juntossomosmais.
🧸 Ecommerce example build with the Minos Framework
🌐 The API Gateway of the Minos Framework
Py-Daga: Saga DAGs Made Easy
Event sourcing, CQRS, and saga patterns with RabbitMQ and PostgreSQL event store
A backend system designed with a microservices architecture, applying the Strangler Fig pattern to gradually replace a monolith. It features event-driven communication using RabbitMQ and Saga pattern orchestration to handle distributed transactions reliably. The project showcases real-world practices in building scalable
A backend platform architected using microservices and progressively migrated from a monolithic structure following the Strangler Fig approach. It incorporates event-driven design with RabbitMQ for service communication and implements the Saga pattern to coordinate complex distributed transactions.
📡 Implement domain event patterns to enhance your application's architecture, promote decoupling, and enable seamless event-driven communication.
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