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Michael Stephan

Oleg Koutyrine

Wolfgang Sattler

Stefan Kiene

Venkat Reddy Kunnam

Jonathan Cloutier

Alexandru Ionita

Kasim Rehman

Igor Rohal

Rami Samir El Achkar

Various examples are directed to systems and methods for orchestrating a first transaction workflow performed by a plurality of microservices. An orchestration service may write to a first tracking log a first log entry for a first action of the plurality of actions. The first tracking log may be stored at a persistent storage location that, for example, is accessible in the event that the orchestration service crashes. The first log entry may describe an initial state of the first action. The orchestration service may also write a second log entry for a second action of the plurality of actions to the first tracking log. The second log entry may describe an initial state of the second action. The orchestration service may determine that the first microservice successfully completed the first action and that the second microservice failed to complete the second action. The orchestration service may initiate a compensation action to reverse the first action.

Transaction orchestration for microservice

Disclosed herein are system, method, and computer program product embodiments for extending data models and processes in a cloud platform. An embodiment operates by selecting an entity metadata in the cloud platform. The embodiment defines an extension metadata for the entity metadata. The embodiment defines an extended entity metadata based on the entity metadata and the extension metadata. The embodiment then creates an extended entity instance in the cloud platform based on the extended entity metadata.

Cloud extensibility framework

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Vienna, Germany

Michael Stephan