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[rocketmq-clients] branch master updated: Add docs about client id (#202)
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new 493ffbf Add docs about client id (#202)
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commit 493ffbf25e9a811cc3854bdbcb87267cbf5b21dd
Author: Aaron Ai <ya...@gmail.com>
AuthorDate: Tue Aug 30 14:05:20 2022 +0800
Add docs about client id (#202)
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@@ -49,6 +49,17 @@ There are four types of client.
* Simple consumer: the simplest consumer, providing methods to receive messages and change invisible time for messages.
* Pull consumer: for streaming, it allows to get route info manually and select message queues to bind for pulling message.
+### Client Identifier
+
+Client identifier provides indentity information for each client event within the same process. A typical client identifier: `macbook-pro@90009@0@2dyeb8lep`, which could be divided into 4 parts by the separator `@`.
+
+1. `macbook-pro`: hostname of device;
+2. `90009`: process identifier;
+3. `2`: client index within current process;
+4. `2dyeb8lep`: the unique string within process.
+
+>**Note**: Implementations of client identifier by different languages may vary slightly, but the uniqueness is the first principle that must be followed.
+
### Message Identifier
Message identifer provides identity information for each message stored in broker, which means producer can not get the message identifier until it is sent out successfully.