What types of sagas do you know?

A saga is a pattern for managing distributed transactions that breaks a large transaction into a series of local transactions with the possibility of compensation.

Main types of sagas:

• Choreography: each local transaction publishes events that trigger subsequent transactions. There is no central coordinator.
• Orchestration: a central coordinator (orchestrator) manages the sequence of local transactions.

The choice depends on the system architecture and process management requirements.