FORTRESS: A framework for fault-tolerant transaction processing in multi-cloud E-commerce ecosystems

This comprehensive framework for managing transactional integrity in distributed cloud environments supports high-volume e-commerce operations across multiple regions. The challenges posed by system failures in deployments where transactions span payment gateways, inventory systems, and fulfillment services require innovative solutions. The proposed architecture combines adaptive consistency models with event-sourcing patterns to maintain transaction guarantees during network partitions and regional outages. A modified saga pattern with compensation transactions preserves the logical atomicity of distributed operations while avoiding the limitations of traditional two-phase commits. Experimental evaluations conducted on a simulated global e-commerce platform demonstrate significant improvements in recovery time, transaction throughput during degraded operations, and overall system availability. These findings highlight the effectiveness of fault-tolerant transaction management in maintaining customer trust through consistent transaction processing while enabling the scalability required for seasonal demand fluctuations in modern e-commerce environments.

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World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews
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2025-05-19
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https://doi.org/10.30574/wjarr.2025.26.2.1830
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Cloud Computing and Resource Management
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FORTRESS: A framework for fault-tolerant transaction processing in multi-cloud E-commerce ecosystems

Vijaya Lakshmi Bhogireddy
World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews
Cloud Computing and Resource Management
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FORTRESS: A framework for fault-tolerant transaction processing in multi-cloud E-commerce ecosystems

Vijaya Lakshmi Bhogireddy
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Abstract

This comprehensive framework for managing transactional integrity in distributed cloud environments supports high-volume e-commerce operations across multiple regions. The challenges posed by system failures in deployments where transactions span payment gateways, inventory systems, and fulfillment services require innovative solutions. The proposed architecture combines adaptive consistency models with event-sourcing patterns to maintain transaction guarantees during network partitions and regional outages. A modified saga pattern with compensation transactions preserves the logical atomicity of distributed operations while avoiding the limitations of traditional two-phase commits. Experimental evaluations conducted on a simulated global e-commerce platform demonstrate significant improvements in recovery time, transaction throughput during degraded operations, and overall system availability. These findings highlight the effectiveness of fault-tolerant transaction management in maintaining customer trust through consistent transaction processing while enabling the scalability required for seasonal demand fluctuations in modern e-commerce environments.

World Journal of Advanced Research and ReviewsVol. 26(2)
Openalex Percentile: Top 85%
Cloud Computing and Resource Management
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