-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 17/03/14 11:55, Christoph Zach wrote: > We are planing on using nanomsg for implementing failure-safe/aware > software systems. E.g. one of our requirements is to ensure that > not matter what happens the system will be always in a state, which > allows to clean up as nicely as possible every used external > component (hardware). This is important to avoid unecessary damage > to equipment/people. Agreed with Dirkjan. That being said, yes, being safe in the face of partial failure is one of the goals of the project. For example, if one subscriber in pub/sub topology dies, it won't affect other subscribers in any way. Similarly, if one worker dies in req/rep topology, the requests are re-routed to a different worker. Etc. Martin -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/ iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJTJ/LnAAoJENTpVjxCNN9YEnUH/jOLWL9YnzC2TGbru4J2tTRP H4lJJQtHb/LInvzc662zZ9ja1GenZpPWQAg8WWwukaWWPLXUahmCXUy+jD+zArzd ldE53p2W4nbPzKm92XQeGnNNFdkFM4dWDMIw8lCMg0lYlOBnBIwTZ7F5DP+zn0o2 p0rsS4ARUg2r0jq/opjdqNmwoDmVOusQ8fhk0Sv28ovhHrswOuOEnLR1X4zO55yf LY3mb5U71iYBoDPMTUsqyTV7t83ZgaqL8cKe6exGowHAeCn0vblMOYjlS/A81mot FLPzGCiHrZhOfGW21ewnhZ80ydlg0B6WtbaiOqv/2WPTxVgQwUJB90gvSjLEVEs= =9GrP -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----