Dear all,

I'm struggling a bit to differentiate the two terms. More specifically:

**
Given a fault, what are the differences of a (P2P) system being tolerant 
of that fault and being resilient to that fault.
**

My take of it is that from the system's structure point of view, being 
resilient is more to do with how the system recovers from the fault. On 
the other hand, designing the system to be fault tolerant places more 
restrictions and requirements of the performance in the worst-case 
scenarios.

I'm sure many of you may think differently.

Regards,
Anh.
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