Solution Architecture: Addressing Atomicity in Multi-System Interactions

In this trivia, we delve into a common problem in solution architecture: preserving atomicity when interacting with multiple systems. Atomicity is a key concept in database transactions, ensuring that a transaction is treated as a single, indivisible unit. It's a crucial principle to maintain data consistency and integrity.
But what happens when we are interacting with two different systems? How can we maintain atomicity and avoid partial updates which can lead to inconsistent data states? Let's look at the trivia!
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