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Fault Tolerance
Fault-Tolerance
Fault tolerance is an ability achieved by error detection and error recovery that maintains proper operation despite failures or faults in components’ system. It ensures that important data is replicated, that processing tasks are reassigned and that occurring errors are stop from propagating and causing system failures.
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