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What the hell is this fault tollerance for worker threads? The thread itself is not going to have an error it would be the task it is executing. This part of the model mutiprocessor/core vs multimachine is not equivalent. Unless you have control on to what worker runs on what core, I dont really see what you talking about.
kinkokonko 2 years ago