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Temporal Unscripted: Compensating Transactions (part of Saga Pattern) in Go

When something goes wrong between your microservices, how do you make it look like it never happened? The Saga Design Pattern is everywhere, and one important piece of it is writing compensating actions, a design pattern in itself! Emily Fortuna and Andrew Fitz Gibbon (Fitz) discuss and live code through implementing compensating actions in a Temporal Workflow using Go. Protip! If "Live Coding" in real time is too slow for you, don't forget you can adjust the playback speed by using the little gear on the right hand corner of the video! Link to the codebase used in this video (including parallel compensations): https://github.com/efortuna/temporal-... For more on the saga pattern and compensating actions pattern, see: https://temporal.io/blog/compensating... https://temporal.io/blog/saga-pattern... 00:00 Intro 00:31 Why Compensating Actions are useful 1:47 Coding example overview 2:40 Overview of Temporal 3:38 Live coding starts 6:09 Alternative implementation discussion and parallel compensations 8:55 Compensations ordering 16:39 Run the code and test compensations --- Temporal is the simple, scalable, open source way to write and run reliable cloud applications. Learn more Blog: https://temporal.io/blog How Temporal Works: https://temporal.io/how-temporal-works Community Slack: https://temporal.io/slack Developer resources Docs: https://docs.temporal.io Courses: https://learn.temporal.io/courses Support forum: https://community.temporal.io