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Message #08698
Re: Background services: a problem that we need to face
On 25.06.2014 12:34, Benjamin Zeller wrote:
> Ah I was thinking about network connections not about processes.
> If I have 3 apps using 3 different Push services, I would need 3
> connections right?
There's only one Push service. Your remote service (say an IRC bouncer)
talks to the Ubuntu Push Notifications servers, which route your
messages to the right devices / users. Then they get demultiplexed again
in the local service and dispatched to the right recipient (app, service
etc.).
Check out the doc:
https://docs.google.com/a/canonical.com/document/d/12_a-V9B_ethmVJPF8vtcY7Hs7kc-VP-OcIwRx5ZPmjI/edit
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Background services: a problem that we need to face
From: Fabio Colella, 2014-06-22
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Re: Background services: a problem that we need to face
From: Thomas Voß, 2014-06-23
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Re: Background services: a problem that we need to face
From: Fabio Colella, 2014-06-23
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Re: Background services: a problem that we need to face
From: Thomas Voß, 2014-06-24
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Re: Background services: a problem that we need to face
From: Benjamin Zeller, 2014-06-25
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Re: Background services: a problem that we need to face
From: Thomas Voß, 2014-06-25
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Re: Background services: a problem that we need to face
From: Benjamin Zeller, 2014-06-25
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Re: Background services: a problem that we need to face
From: Michał Sawicz, 2014-06-25
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Re: Background services: a problem that we need to face
From: Benjamin Zeller, 2014-06-25
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Re: Background services: a problem that we need to face
From: Michał Sawicz, 2014-06-25
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Re: Background services: a problem that we need to face
From: Benjamin Zeller, 2014-06-25