To ensure database consistency in an event-driven architecture using webhooks, I would implement idempotent operations on the webhook handlers. This means that if the same event is processed multiple times,…
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How would you handle database consistency in an event-driven architecture using webhooks without causing data duplication or loss?
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How would you design a webhook system to handle retries for failed events while ensuring idempotency in an event-driven architecture?
I would implement a retry mechanism that uses exponential backoff for handling failures and design the webhook handlers to be idempotent by including a unique event identifier. This ensures that…
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