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I think the design principle of NSQ is related. For example, if one MSG is sent to another nsqd without the topic, if there are multiple consumers subscribing to it, the message may be lost, but we can provide users with more choices?
Producers should not use nsqlookupd. Consumers use nsqlookupd. Producers might always publish to localhost, or they might publish to a configured pool of nsqd (which might be behind a load balancer, or contacted directly with logic like #311). Then, consumers user nsqlookupd to find where producers put messages.
Why not provide a
and when the connected nsqd is hung up and then connected to a new nsqd, I think this scenario should be more common~hh
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