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| The **Checkpoint Manager** provides an efficient and reliable method to monitor, record, and manage checkpoints during pipeline execution. In complex workflows or data processing pipelines, it is critical to have mechanisms in place that track the state and progress of individual stages. The Checkpoint Manager facilitates this by allowing each stage to persist its progress in a structured, retrievable format. This enables the system to maintain continuity in execution, particularly in the event of interruptions such as hardware failures, software crashes, or network disruptions. | The **Checkpoint Manager** provides an efficient and reliable method to monitor, record, and manage checkpoints during pipeline execution. In complex workflows or data processing pipelines, it is critical to have mechanisms in place that track the state and progress of individual stages. The Checkpoint Manager facilitates this by allowing each stage to persist its progress in a structured, retrievable format. This enables the system to maintain continuity in execution, particularly in the event of interruptions such as hardware failures, software crashes, or network disruptions. | ||
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