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hey folks welcome to another video hopefully a quick one uh and in this one iamp;#39;m revisiting a subject that i started talking about a long time ago but i often revisit it so and itamp;#39;s the transactional outbox pattern so if you didnamp;#39;t look at this post and didnamp;#39;t watch this video i would say go for it but just quickly transaction outbox pattern is one possible way that we can use a possible pattern that we can use to ensure consistency when we do some change in our persistency like our database and also want to publish a message to our messaging system because thereamp;#39;s no transactions between them uh it could happen that we do a change on the database but then file to send a message or something like that so the transaction outbox pattern is one way we can uh handle that problem and for example in a relational database as iamp;#39;ve used in past examples namely postgres what we normally do is create a table called outbox where when we do a change in