Checkpoints capture an application or system's exact state at a given moment, enabling recovery after failures, rollbacks, or interruptions. Developers, data engineers, and IT teams use them to resume long-running jobs, protect databases, and speed up testing without restarting from scratch. This saves time, reduces data loss, and improves reliability across cloud, backup, and machine-learning workflows.
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