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ai_disaster_recovery [2025/05/26 14:43] – [Example 2: Advanced Usage with Serialization] eagleeyenebulaai_disaster_recovery [2025/05/26 14:44] (current) – [Best Practices] eagleeyenebula
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 1. **AI Model Training Pipelines**: 1. **AI Model Training Pipelines**:
-   Save model state after every training epoch for fault recovery.+   Save model state after every training epoch for fault recovery.
  
 2. **Data Processing Pipelines**: 2. **Data Processing Pipelines**:
-   Save intermediate transformation results to prevent reprocessing from scratch in the event of failure.+   Save intermediate transformation results to prevent reprocessing from scratch in the event of failure.
  
 3. **Workflow Management Systems**: 3. **Workflow Management Systems**:
-   Use checkpoints to incrementally save the state of a multi-step workflow.+   Use checkpoints to incrementally save the state of a multi-step workflow.
  
 4. **Debugging Complex Errors**: 4. **Debugging Complex Errors**:
-   Rollback to a known-good state for error analysis and testing. +   Rollback to a known-good state for error analysis and testing.
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 ===== Best Practices ===== ===== Best Practices =====
  
 1. **Granular Checkpoints**: 1. **Granular Checkpoints**:
-   Save checkpoints at critical pipeline steps (e.g., post-feature extraction, model training).+   Save checkpoints at critical pipeline steps (e.g., post-feature extraction, model training).
  
 2. **Logging and Debugging**: 2. **Logging and Debugging**:
-   Leverage logging to monitor checkpoint creation and rollback actions.+   Leverage logging to monitor checkpoint creation and rollback actions.
  
 3. **Serialization**: 3. **Serialization**:
-   Use serialization (e.g., `pickle``JSON`, or database) for persistent checkpoint management, especially in distributed systems.+   Use serialization (e.g., **pickle****JSON**, or database) for persistent checkpoint management, especially in distributed systems.
  
 4. **Version Control**: 4. **Version Control**:
-   Employ versioning for checkpoints to avoid overwriting critical recovery points.+   Employ versioning for checkpoints to avoid overwriting critical recovery points.
  
 5. **Secure Recovery**: 5. **Secure Recovery**:
-   When using external storage (e.g., cloud), ensure encryption to secure sensitive pipeline states. +   When using external storage (e.g., cloud), ensure encryption to secure sensitive pipeline states.
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 ===== Conclusion ===== ===== Conclusion =====
  
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