Sagas with Step Functions

In distributed systems, business transactions spanning multiple services require a mechanism to ensure data consistency across services. The Saga pattern is a pattern for managing failures, where each action has a compensating action for rollback. In this talk, learn how you can use AWS Step Functions to create state machines for your Lambda functions and apply the saga pattern to serverless.

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