Saga Pattern

The Saga Pattern is a method used in managing complex processes in systems, especially in distributed systems. Instead of trying to handle everything in a single step or transaction, the Saga Pattern breaks a process into smaller, manageable steps (or actions). Each step is completed one at a time, and if something goes wrong, it has a way to undo the previous steps to maintain consistency. This approach helps in ensuring that large operations can be completed successfully while minimizing the risk of failure, making it easier to handle errors and maintain data integrity.