Two-Phase Commit Protocols
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TL;DR
A Two-Phase Commit Protocol is a method for ensuring the consistency of distributed transactions in logistics, supply chain, or transportation networks. In phase 1 (prepare), a coordinator notifies all participating nodes of the intended action and collects their readiness votes. In phase 2 (commit/abort), based on those votes, the coordinator decides whether to execute the transaction on all nodes (commit) …
A Two-Phase Commit Protocol is a method for ensuring the consistency of distributed transactions in logistics, supply chain, or transportation networks. In phase 1 (prepare), a coordinator notifies all participating nodes of the intended action and collects their readiness votes. In phase 2 (commit/abort), based on those votes, the coordinator decides whether to execute the transaction on all nodes (commit) or to roll it back entirely (abort).
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