| Reliable
delivery means the message transport mechanism promises that a
message received by the transport will be transmitted to its intended
recipient, will not be duplicated, and will have deterministic
ordering.
Reliable delivery should not be confused with guaranteed
delivery.
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Reliable delivery
can make designing a client or service
much easier, but because reliable delivery requires a substantial
overhead in computational and network resources, it should not
be used when unreliable delivery will do.
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