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Grammar updates to api.md #190

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cluster('app')
.listen(3000);

A good example if this, is a long-lived database connection. Our _app.js_ may have this initialized at the top, which although will work fine stand-alone, may cause cluster's master processes to hang when restarting or closing due to the connection remaining active in the event loop.
A good example of this is a long-lived database connection. Our _app.js_ may have this initialized at the top, which will work fine stand-alone, but may cause a cluster's master process to hang when restarting or closing due to the connection remaining active in the event loop.

var db = redis.createClient();

### Abstract Clusters

Cluster is not bound to servers, cluster can be used to manage processes for processing job queues etc. Below is a minimalist example of this, simply invokes `cluster()` with no object, spawning a worker per cpu:
Cluster is not bound to servers; cluster can be used to manage processes for processing job queues, etc. Below is a minimalist example of this, simply invokes `cluster()` with no object, spawning a worker per cpu:

var cluster = require('cluster');

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### Master#kill([signal])

Sends __SIGTERM__ or `signal` to all worker processes. This method is used by `Master#restart()`, `Master#close()` etc.
Sends __SIGTERM__ or `signal` to all worker processes. This method is used by `Master#restart()`, `Master#close()` etc.