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I don't think your service should be mutating(which allows passing it around with few issues), and the first reason I can think for it doing so is using a hashmap as a database. In that case, you can wrap the hashmap into a mutex instead. Or better yet, find a thread aware structure that solves the problem from crates.io. If you have lifetime issues with it needing to be 'static(likely with some web frameworks) you can probably leak() your service and make it so. Assuming the same instance is used throughout the app's lifetime.
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