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If your program only uses client in brpc or doesn't use brpc at all, but you also want to use built-in services in brpc. The thing you should do is to start an empty server, which is called **dummy server**.
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# client in brpc is used
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Create a file named dummy_server.port which contains a port number(such as 8888) in the running directory of program, a dummy server would be started at this port. All of the bvar in the same process can be seen by visiting its built-in service.
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# brpc is not used at all
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You must manually add the dummy server. First read [Getting Started](getting_started.md) to learn how to download and compile brpc, and then add the following code snippet at the program entry:
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```c++
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#include <brpc/server.h>
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...
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int main() {
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...
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brpc::StartDummyServerAt(8888/*port*/);
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...
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}
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```
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