Quick terminology summary:
Broker Server - the process on a server that manages 1 or more Brokers.
Broker - the component within a Broker Server that manages client communications, providing pub/sub facilities
Unfortunately, the wM documentation often uses the word “Broker” when it should use “Broker Server”.
A Broker Server can be used in a cluster and is intended to provide high availability. If the primary fails, the other will take up its work.
A Broker territory is a collection of two or more Brokers (not Broker Servers). The Brokers may be defined within a single Broker Server or may be in different Broker Servers. A territory is a way to scale the system. Brokers in a territory share meta data (client groups, doc types, etc.) and can exchange messages between them. A client connected to a Broker can publish a document. A subscriber to that doc type connected to any Broker in the territory will get the document.
Hope this helps.
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