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In the distributed systems world there are many more additional considerations that need to be taken than in centralized environment when it comes to transaction handling. ...
In distributed systems environment there are some concepts that need to be taken into account when designing a behavior of transactions. For example, ACID properties are essential for transaction processing. ... Atomicity property ensures that a transaction executes in an atomic manner, meaning that either the entire transaction occurs or none of the transaction occurs. Consistency property says that a transaction must enter the system in a consistent state, and it should leave the system in a consistent state. ... Durability property states that if a server commits to a transaction, it must be completed even in case of a system failure.
As an example of importance of atomicity property, we could look at a balance transfer transaction.
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