Checkpoints
What is Checkpoints?
Checkpoints are mechanisms used in various computing contexts to save the state of a system or process at a specific point in time. This saved state can be used to restore the system to that point in case of failures, errors, or for purposes of rollback. They are used in databases for transaction management and recovery, in machine learning to save model parameters during training, and in software development for debugging and version control. Checkpointing helps ensure data integrity, fault tolerance, and the ability to revert to previous stable states.
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