Not sure what you mean here adrian. Some services require a 2 stage startup. Clustering is an example. At create time, all services register with the ClusterPartition for events. Then in start(), ClusterPartition actuall joins the group. This is so that all state synchronization services can register for the initial state synch before the cluster partition joins the group.
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