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What is the Saga pattern? How do you handle distributed transactions and partial failures?
Tests whether you know Saga replaces a single ACID transaction with a sequence of local transactions plus compensating actions for rollback, and that handling partial failure means designing every step's compensation up front, not bolting it on after something breaks.
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