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      <title>Discord bot sharding &amp; clustering</title>
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      <description>Table of contents What is sharding Sharding in Python libraries What is clustering How to cluster your bot Note: This content relates directly to the experiences of the author. You should tailor your solution to your bots needs as at this scale, everyone has different requirements.&#xA;What is sharding Link to heading Sharding is the process by which Discord helps to alleviate load by forcing your bot to create multiple connections to Discord to split the load.</description>
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