How to handle transactions in Node.js reference architecture

In many applications, completing more than a single update as an atomic unit (transaction) is needed to preserve data integrity. This installment of the ongoing Node.js Reference Architecture series covers the Node.js reference architecture team’s experience with integrating transactions into your application to satisfy this requirement. Follow the series: Part 1: Overview of the Node.js reference architecture Part 2: Logging in Node.js Part 3: Code consistency in Node.js Part 4: GraphQL in Node...

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