| Deterministic
ordering means that a service is guaranteed
to receive messages from a single requestor in the same order
that the requestor sent them. Obviously, this can make designing
the service much easier than non-deterministic
ordering, especially if the requestor and the service must
engage in a multi-step conversation. However, deterministic ordering
can require more computational and network resources, so it shouldn’t
be used if it’s not needed.
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