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1 Batch processing is a method of executing a series of tasks or commands without direct

human intervention. These tasks are typically grouped together into a batch or job and
processed sequentially, often in a single run.
A checkpoint is a point in a process or system where the current state is saved, allowing for
recovery from a failure or interruption. Checkpoints are used in various contexts to ensure data
integrity, system reliability, and efficient recovery.
Debugging is the process of identifying and removing errors (bugs) in computer programs. It is a
crucial part of software development, as even minor errors can lead to unexpected behavior or
crashes.

Metadata is data that describes other data. It provides information about the structure,
content, and context of data, making it easier to understand, manage, and use. Think of
metadata as a label or tag that provides context for data.

Key Types of Metadata

 Descriptive Metadata: Describes the basic characteristics of data, such as title, author,
date, and keywords.
 Structural Metadata: Describes the organization and structure of data, such as the
number of fields, data types, and relationships between different data elements.
 Administrative Metadata: Describes information about the creation, management, and
use of data, such as ownership, access rights, and retention policies.

Parallel file management is a technique used to improve the performance of file systems by distributing
file I/O operations across multiple storage devices or processors. This approach can significantly enhance
the speed and scalability of data access, especially for large-scale applications.

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