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Explain what are listeners and acceptors in Getting Started
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@ -77,6 +77,12 @@ The `cowboy:start_http/4` function starts a listener for HTTP connections
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using the TCP transport. The `cowboy:start_https/4` function starts a
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listener for HTTPS connections using the SSL transport.
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Listeners are a group of processes that are used to accept and manage
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connections. The processes used specifically for accepting connections
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are called acceptors. The number of acceptor processes is unrelated to
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the maximum number of connections Cowboy can handle. Please refer to
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the Ranch guide for in-depth information.
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Listeners are named. They spawn a given number of acceptors, listen for
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connections using the given transport options and pass along the protocol
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options to the connection processes. The protocol options must include
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