What are the characteristics of Seata distributed transactions?

The characteristics of Seata’s distributed transactions are as follows:

1. Atomicity: Seata distributed transactions ensure that either all operations within a distributed system are successful or none of them are.
2. Consistency: Seata distributed transaction ensures the consistency of data, meaning that the integrity and constraints of the data are maintained before and after the transaction is executed.
3. Isolation: seata distributed transaction provides options for isolation levels such as read uncommitted, read committed, repeatable read, serializable, ensuring data isolation during concurrent transaction execution.
4. Durability: Once the results of the distributed transaction in Seata are committed, they are permanent and will not be lost even in the event of system failure or restart.
5. High performance: seata distributed transaction provides a high-performance transaction management mechanism, optimizing transaction performance through asynchronous processing of transaction logs and batch submission.
6. Reliability: Seata distributed transactions offer a reliable transaction compensation mechanism to handle transaction timeouts, failures, and other exceptional circumstances in a distributed environment, ensuring transaction reliability.