Modeling complex processes and time with Saga/Process Manager patterns - Mariusz Gil @KanDDDinsky
Modeling complex processes and time with Saga/Process Manager patterns - Mariusz Gil  @KanDDDinsky
Uploaded December 2018 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Time modeling is always difficult, as well as implementing business flows inside complex domains. Long lived transactions which span multiple bounded contexts, possible success and failure scenarios are even more difficult to model, test and implement. Fortunately, we have an answer to this problem! Multiple messages, events, aggregates and bounded contexts? Saga and Process Manager patterns may be very helpful… During this talk you will learn how to model long running business processes which affect many regions inside domains, what are the best possible use-cases and how to use them in applications based on CQRS/EventSourcing concepts.
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