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Umbraco uses SignalR to abstract away these types of communication. This also allows us to support load balancing by replacing how the communication is done by introducing a backplane.
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## Introducing a SignalR Backplane
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A SignalR backplane is akin to a load balancer for direct client to server web traffic. It keeps track of which client is connected to which server. So that when a client sends a message, it arrives at the right server. It also allows any connected server to send a message to all clients, even those that are not directly connected to it.
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A SignalR backplane is akin to a load balancer for direct client-to-server web traffic. It keeps track of which client is connected to which server. So that when a client sends a message, it arrives at the right server. It also allows any connected server to send a message to all clients, even those that are not directly connected to it.
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## Choosing the right backplane
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Choosing the right backplane comes down to a few things

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