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Case Study 2: A Pipelined HTTP Service, events and Coordinator teams to create the supporting test programs. By developing HttpService as a component with no coupling to other components, HttpService is independently deployable. Moreover, because its worker classes are also completely decoupled from other classes, the workers are relatively simple to test and easy to reuse.

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