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In the process isolation design, when a plugin runs inside the main process it shares memory space and the event loop with the core logic, and a plugin crash or block affects the main process; after migrating to a worker, the benefits include a reduced failure domain, recoverability from crashes, and resource limitability, at the cost of increased communication overhead and a more complex debugging path.
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