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# [Distributed Transactions and Eventual Consistency in AWS Microservices](https://blog.hazya.dev/distributed-transactions-and-eventual-consistency-in-aws-microservices?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Traditionally, when building monolithic applications, database transactions were part of the package. You had a single database, often relational. When a request came in, you wrapped the business logi

Jun 4 · 10 min read · blog.hazya.dev  
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Full-stack Developer focused on the intersection of high-performance web and scalable AWS infrastructure. I write Well-Architected to share patterns for building resilient, cost-effective, and developer-friendly cloud-native web applications.

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