Hi,

Is there a best approach to ensuring high-availability for transactions?
It seems that one option when using Tephra could be through the
CFG_DATA_TX_ZOOKEEPER_QUORUM
property:
https://github.com/apache/incubator-tephra/blob/d0a1c4c295fd28e68223db220b13dc1b12b326da/tephra-core/src/main/java/org/apache/tephra/TxConstants.java#L224-L226

I've tested this with a couple of Tephra manager processes on different
hosts, and they do seem to pass off control as the leader/standby
instance.  It's not clear to me though how "in-flight" transactions that
have been initiated but not committed yet would be handled during a
failover?

I also see that there has been recent integration work with Apache Omid as
an alternative transaction manager - is it expected that Omid will (or
maybe does already) provide high-availability for transactions?

Thanks!
Curtis

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