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=== Designing Fault-Tolerant Systems === To make the most of Elixir's fault-tolerant features, it is important to adopt certain design principles. Some of these principles include: * Defining clear boundaries between processes to minimize the impact of failures. * Isolating critical components within separate supervised processes. * Using supervisors to automatically handle failures and restart processes. * Designing recovery strategies for different failure scenarios. * Employing restart strategies such as "one for one" or "one for all" based on the system requirements. By following these principles, developers can build robust and fault-tolerant systems in Elixir that are resilient to failures and provide high availability.
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