We are looking at applications of PubSubHubbub that are mission
critical for businesses.  So while businesses will tolerate some level
of variable delivery delay, they won't tolerate downtime.  They are
used to 100% or near 100% (five nines) type reliability.

Does PubSubHubbub have support for any type of load distribution, load
balancing, or fault tolerance?  For example, what appears to be a
single hub to the outside world really consists of several servers
that share the load, and that keep the hub up and running even if one
of the servers stops working.  Or, if the load to capture the
publisher's source info backs up, is there some mechanism to share the
load out?

I can see firms listing multiple hubs instead of one in thinking that
this somehow provides for greater reliability, but I'm not sure that
does anything but create multiple feeds that subscribers then have to
true up.  Thoughts?

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