Distributed transactions for Kubernetes microservices and cloud native apps
summary
Oracle ships a new Transaction Manager for Microservices called MicroTx that enforces data consistency across Java and TypeScript services by running a REST-based coordinator (transaction state in ETCD or Oracle DB) plus language-specific app libraries. It supports XA, LRA (Eclipse MicroProfile), and TCC protocols, works with Oracle DB, MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB via LLR, Tuxedo and Oracle Blockchain, and integrates with Kubernetes and service mesh. Quickstart samples exist; the free edition is limited to 4,800 transactions/hour while Enterprise adds HA, unlimited throughput and a pay-per-use OCI SKU.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to micro TX
- 1:14Microservices challenges
- 3:46Product overview
- 7:29Transaction protocols
- 14:02Development and usage
- 20:06Deployment and interoperability
- 24:55Roadmap and resources
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