Two-Phase Commit (2PC) Project

This project demonstrates the implementation of the Two-Phase Commit (2PC) protocol in .NET. The Two-Phase Commit protocol is a distributed algorithm used to ensure that all participants in a distributed transaction either commit or roll back their changes, maintaining the atomicity of the transaction.

Features

• Two-Phase Commit Protocol: Implementation of the 2PC protocol for managing distributed transactions.
• Distributed Transaction Handling: Coordination between multiple services to ensure consistency.
• ASP.NET Core Web API: Provides a web API for initiating and managing transactions.
• Entity Framework Core: Used for data access and management.

API Documentation

Transaction Management

• POST /api/Transactions/initiate: Initiate a new distributed transaction.
• POST /api/Transactions/commit: Commit an ongoing transaction.
• POST /api/Transactions/rollback: Roll back a transaction if an error occurs.

API STATE

• 0: Ready
• 1: Pending
• 2: Unready

TRANSACTION STATE

• 0: Done
• 1: Pending
• 2: Abort (Rollback)