Unit of Work

The Unit of Work is a design pattern used in software development to manage and coordinate multiple operations that interact with a database as a single, cohesive task. It tracks all changes — like additions, modifications, or deletions — during a process and ensures they are committed together, maintaining data consistency. If any part fails, it can roll back all changes, preventing partial updates. Think of it as a controller that oversees all database actions in a transaction, ensuring everything completes successfully or none do, protecting the integrity of the data.