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I have watch several of article about XA/Distributed Transaction Coordinator, many of them just mentioned that a DBMS must explicitly support XA in order to run. They also talk about how a Distributed Transaction Coordinator works. However, after reading a lot of these information, yes, I know what a DTC does, but I don't even know how to start.

Have looking so long but I don't find a out of box DTC. Do we need to implement DTC by ourselves? Isn't there any existing usable DTC framework?

Some related StackOverflow post:

How do two-phase commits prevent last-second failure?

2PC distributed transactions across many microservices?

How to process distributed transaction within postgresql?

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  • Yes, you would usually use an existing implementation. For example, this is often implemented in Java application servers. The second link in your question refers to [LIXA](https://www.tiian.org/lixa/), an open source, multi-language implementation. What platform are you targeting? – Tim Moore Oct 06 '21 at 10:43
  • @Tim Moore I am targeting at .NET CORE on Linux – mannok Oct 06 '21 at 11:17
  • I would recommend tagging your question as such so that it will be seen by someone who can answer for that platform. – Tim Moore Oct 06 '21 at 12:14

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