alex
Reputation: 35
How to solve the microservices with foreign key constraint?
I am working with micro services: product service, order service, auth service and so forth. Each service has a database table, for database I am using PostgreSQL with sequelize.
Now the problem I am having is: how do I solve the foreign key constraints? I am thinking of making a data service where all models are there. What can I do and solve the problem? I don't want to use message broker, caching or duplication of data.
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