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# Sequencer
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Sequencer provides a deterministic total ordering for distributed data. It allows independently operating replicas to make concurrent changes and later converge on the same state without relying on network arrival order or perfectly synchronized clocks.
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## Usage
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### Exceptional performance
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| `new Projection(actorID, sequence)` | 1.732 | 1.725 | 1.648 |
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| `insert`, random position | 1.043 | 1.036 | 1.081 |
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[automated test report](https://sovereignbase.dev/sequencer/tests/).
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- [Concurrent replacements](test/convergence/delivery/concurrent_replacement_delivery/README.md): independent replacement histories retain the same surviving content across delivery orders.
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- [Restart and redelivery](test/convergence/persistence/restart_redelivery/README.md): stored Sequences preserve visible content through hydration, duplicate delivery and further edits.
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- [Peer-to-peer fanout](test/integration/fanout_peer_to_peer/README.md): independently editing browser peers synchronize through BroadcastChannel.
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- [WebSocket fanout](test/integration/fanout_websocket/README.md): three browser peers converge through a stateless JSON Gossip relay.
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