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@@ -40,14 +40,14 @@ Subscriptions and messages are handled by a server:
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```md
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**Josh** --(subscribe to "my-channel")-> **Server**
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**Josh** <-(subscription confirmed )-- **Server**
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**Josh** <-(subscription confirmed )-- **Server**
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**Bob** --(subscribe to "my-channel")-> **Server**
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**Bob** <-(subscription confirmed )-- **Server**
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**Bob** --(subscribe to "my-channel")-> **Server**
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**Bob** <-(subscription confirmed )-- **Server**
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**Josh** --("hello" on "my-channel" )-> **Server**
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**Josh** <-("hello" on "my-channel" )-- **Server**
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**Bob** <-("hello" on "my-channel" )-- **Server**
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**Josh** --("hello" on "my-channel" )-> **Server**
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**Josh** <-("hello" on "my-channel" )-- **Server**
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**Bob** <-("hello" on "my-channel" )-- **Server**
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```
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## Scalability
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@@ -77,36 +77,36 @@ Then, John will send his messages on both "s1-and-s2" and "car-warranty". As alw
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# John and Bob subscribe:
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**John** --(subscribe to "car-warranty")-> **S1**
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**John** <-(subscription confirmed )-- **S1**
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**John** <-(subscription confirmed )-- **S1**
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**Bob** --(subscribe to "car-warranty")-> **S2**
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**Bob** <-(subscription confirmed )-- **S2**
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**Bob** --(subscribe to "car-warranty")-> **S2**
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**Bob** <-(subscription confirmed )-- **S2**
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---
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# The servers subscribe:
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**S1** --(subscribe to "s1-and-s2" )-> **S2**
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**S2** --(subscribe to "s1-and-s2" )-> **S1**
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**S1** --(subscribe to "s1-and-s2" )-> **S2**
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**S2** --(subscribe to "s1-and-s2" )-> **S1**
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---
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# Sending the Message:
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John sends the message to his server
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**John** --("hello" on: )-> **S1**
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( - "s1-and-s2" )
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( - "car-warranty" )
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**John** --("hello" on: )-> **S1**
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( - "s1-and-s2" )
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( - "car-warranty" )
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S2 subscribed to "s1-and-s2", so S1 sends this message to S2
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**S1** --("hello" on: )-> **S2**
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( - "s1-and-s2" )
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( - "car-warranty" )
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**S1** --("hello" on: )-> **S2**
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( - "s1-and-s2" )
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( - "car-warranty" )
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Bob subscribed to "car-warranty", so S2 sends this message to Bob
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**S2** --("hello" on: )-> **Bob**
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( - "s1-and-s2" )
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( - "car-warranty" )
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**S2** --("hello" on: )-> **Bob**
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( - "s1-and-s2" )
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( - "car-warranty" )
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```
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This requires John to know of "s1-and-s2" and, obviously, Bob to subscribe to "car-warranty". Jane and Alice could agree on their own primary channel and use "s1-and-s2" just like John did.
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