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in the previous video we talked about the domain events pattern i showed you how we can use domain events to extract logic for communicating with external services into our domain event handlers and in this video iamp;#39;m going to show you how we can publish our domain events using the outbox pattern the outbox pattern is useful when you need to guarantee that your transaction will complete in an atomic fashion inside of the transaction you generate one or more outbox messages and you save them into the outbox and at a later time you process the outbox and you publish the messages one by one so that they are handled by their respective consumers we are going to start off from the create member command handler iamp;#39;m going to briefly walk you through what we have going on in here we are first creating our email first name and last name we are doing an email uniqueness check to make sure that no other member has the same email as the member that we are trying to create we are cre
