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ritazagoni committed Jul 30, 2024
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Workflow snapshots capture and store the state of a workflow and jobs at a specific point in time based on a save operation and/or run. Snapshots are help with debugging, auditing, and improving overall workflow performance.
Workflow snapshots capture and store the state of a workflow and job code at a specific point in time based on a save operation and/or run. Snapshots are helpful with debugging, auditing, and improving overall workflow performance.

### When is a snapshot made?
Snapshots are created in 2 ways:
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#### Viewing a snapshot by inspecting a step in the run

Click on the inspect icon in front of the step you’d like to view.
Click on the inspect icon in front of the step you would like to view.

![Inspect](/img/inspect.png)

This will open the inspector screen for that step in the run with all associated artifacts: logs and I/O data. On the inspector, you'll notice that you're in a read-only mode, and hovering on the workflow snapshot ID chip, you’ll see a message that reads “You are viewing a snapshot of this workflow that was taken on ….”
This will open the inspector screen for that step in the run with all associated artifacts: logs and input/output data. On the inspector, you'll notice that you're in a read-only mode, and hovering on the workflow snapshot ID chip, you’ll see a message that reads “You are viewing a snapshot of this workflow that was taken on ….”

![Snapshot2](/img/snapshots2.png)

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![Snapshot6](/img/snapshots6.png)

### Retrying a Snapshot

When retrying a run with a snapshot, the retry will be executed with the latest version of the workflow and job code.

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