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Jobs run in isolated, one-time-use processes with optional immutable state like database connections, preventing state leakage and ensuring fault tolerance, as highlighted in the Initialized Worker example.

Components operate across BEAM clusters with global queues and cluster healing, enabling distributed deployments without external dependencies, demonstrated in the global queue examples.

Users can customize queues, workers, dispatch strategies, and failure modes via modules, avoiding lock-in to external services, as detailed in the plugability documentation.

Includes multiple queue types (Mnesia, Ecto, in-memory), delayed jobs, exponential retry, and an easy API similar to Elixir's Task, covering common use cases out of the box.