👉 Tx computing, or transactional computation, is a paradigm in distributed systems where computations are executed directly on the transactional data stored in a database, rather than being performed on application code or intermediate results. This approach leverages the inherent atomicity, consistency, isolation, and durability (ACID) properties of database transactions to ensure reliable and efficient processing of data. In tx computing, each transaction is treated as a single unit of work that either completes entirely or not at all, maintaining the integrity and consistency of the database. This method reduces the need for complex coordination mechanisms and can lead to improved performance, especially in scenarios with high transaction volumes, by minimizing the overhead associated with distributed coordination and data synchronization.
