postpersistence
Postpersistence is a concept used to describe actions, events, or processes that occur after an entity or data item has been persisted to a durable store. It is commonly discussed in software engineering, databases, and domain-driven design, where the concerns of writing data are separated from subsequent side effects or workflows.
In practice, postpersistence refers to lifecycle moments or hooks that run after a successful persistence operation.
Common postpersistence actions include domain events publication, audit logging, cache invalidation, and initiating downstream processes or
Implementation considerations involve transactional boundaries, ordering guarantees, and idempotency guarantees for postpersistence tasks. If actions run
Related concepts include pre-persistence events, post-commit hooks, and patterns around eventual consistency. Postpersistence is thus a