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Use when designing, operating or reviewing data pipelines, scheduled/cron jobs, backups and restores, or data integrity protections — pipeline SLOs, idempotency, handling stragglers and hot spots, distributed cron, defense in depth against data loss, and recovery testing. Based o

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Data Pipelines, Scheduled Jobs and Data Integrity

Data integrity: what users need is restores, not backups

Users judge you by whether their data is there and correct when they ask for it. A backup that has never been restored is a hope, not a plan.

Threat model

Data loss comes from many combinations of:

Root cause: user error, application bugs, operator/automation error, infrastructure failure, malicious action, migration bugs.
Scope: wide (many entities) vs. narrow (one user/object).
Rate: sudden (big bang) vs. slow and creeping (a bug corrupting a little data each day for months).

Slow, creeping corruption is the most dangerous: by the time it's noticed, it's in every recent backup and replica.

Defense in depth

First layer — soft deletion / undo: deleted data goes to a trash/tombstone state for a retention period (days to weeks) before purge; users and support can undo. Protects against user and application errors.
Second layer — backups and recovery: versioned backups with retention long enough to catch slow corruption, stored in a separate failure domain and administrative domain (so the same bug or operator mistake can't delete both). Replication is not a backup — it faithfully replicates corruption and deletes.
Third layer — early detection: continuous out-of-band validation that checks data invariants (referential integrity, counts, checksums, business rules) and alerts on drift. Detection time is what bounds how far back you need to restore.

Recovery

Define RPO (how much data loss is tolerable) and RTO (how fast you must recover) per dataset, and design backups to meet them.
Test restores continuously and automatically, end to end, from real backups; measure time to restore. Alert when a restore test fails.
Support partial/point restores (one user, one table, one time range), not just "restore everything".
Keep tooling and runbooks for recovery as production-grade as serving code.

Data pipelines

Design

Prefer continuous/streaming or frequent small batches over huge periodic batches when freshness matters; big periodic jobs create load spikes ("thundering herds") and long recovery after failure.
Make every stage idempotent and re-runnable; write outputs atomically (write then rename/commit).
Define pipeline SLOs: freshness, correctness, coverage/completeness, and end-to-end latency (sre-slos-and-error-budgets).
Handle stragglers and hot spots: split work into many small shards, rebalance dynamically, avoid skewed keys.
Schema changes and migrations: versioned schemas, backward/forward compatible readers, dual-writes and backfills staged and verified.
Isolate pipelines by priority so a large low-priority backfill can't starve a critical job.
Plan dependencies: know upstream sources, their SLOs, and what happens when they are late or bad; validate inputs and quarantine bad records instead of failing whole runs or silently passing garbage.

Operating

Monitor: freshness/lag at each stage, throughput, backlog, error/quarantine counts, data quality checks.
Alert on SLO (e.g. "data older than X for > Y% of reads"), not on every task failure.
Keep runbooks for: reprocessing a time range, skipping/quarantining poison inputs, backfills, and rolling back a bad output version.
Canary pipeline code and config changes on a subset of data and compare output against the previous version before full rollout.

Distributed cron / scheduled jobs

Run the scheduler itself redundantly with leader election via a consensus system, so one machine's failure doesn't skip or double-run jobs.
Persist launch state durably: record intent before launching and success after, so a new leader can tell whether a job ran.
Make jobs idempotent or have them check for prior completion; decide explicitly whether a missed run should be skipped or run late, and whether a double run is acceptable.
Spread start times (jitter, hashed minutes) to avoid everyone running at :00 and overloading shared systems.
Monitor for missed runs, overruns (job still running at next start), and failures.

Review checklist

RPO/RTO defined per dataset; backups meet them?
Backups in separate failure + administrative domain; retention covers slow corruption?
Soft-delete / undo for user-facing deletions?
Automated, end-to-end restore tests with alerting?
Out-of-band data validation running?
Pipeline stages idempotent, atomic outputs, freshness/correctness SLOs?
Scheduled jobs survive scheduler failure without skipping or double-running?

Sources

SRE book ch. 24 Distributed Periodic Scheduling with Cron — https://sre.google/sre-book/distributed-periodic-scheduling/
SRE book ch. 25 Data Processing Pipelines — https://sre.google/sre-book/data-processing-pipelines/
SRE book ch. 26 Data Integrity — https://sre.google/sre-book/data-integrity/
Workbook ch. 13 Data Processing Pipelines — https://sre.google/workbook/data-processing/

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description: Use when designing, operating or reviewing data pipelines, scheduled/cron jobs, backups and restores, or data integrity protections — pipeline SLOs, idempotency, handling stragglers and hot spots, distributed cron, defense in depth against data loss, and recovery testing. Based on Google SRE practice.

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name: sre-data-reliability
description: Use when designing, operating or reviewing data pipelines, scheduled/cron jobs, backups and restores, or data integrity protections — pipeline SLOs, idempotency, handling stragglers and hot spots, distributed cron, defense in depth against data loss, and recovery testing. Based on Google SRE practice.
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# Data Pipelines, Scheduled Jobs and Data Integrity

## Data integrity: what users need is restores, not backups

Users judge you by whether their data is there and correct when they ask for it. A backup that has never been restored is a hope, not a plan.

### Threat model

Data loss comes from many combinations of:
- **Root cause**: user error, application bugs, operator/automation error, infrastructure failure, malicious action, migration bugs.
- **Scope**: wide (many entities) vs. narrow (one user/object).
- **Rate**: sudden (big bang) vs. slow and creeping (a bug corrupting a little data each day for months).

Slow, creeping corruption is the most dangerous: by the time it's noticed, it's in every recent backup and replica.

### Defense in depth

1. **First layer — soft deletion / undo**: deleted data goes to a trash/tombstone state for a retention period (days to weeks) before purge; users and support can undo. Protects against user and application errors.
2. **Second layer — backups and recovery**: versioned backups with retention long enough to catch slow corruption, stored in a separate failure domain and administrative domain (so the same bug or operator mistake can't delete both). Replication is **not** a backup — it faithfully replicates corruption and deletes.
3. **Third layer — early detection**: continuous **out-of-band validation** that checks data invariants (referential integrity, counts, checksums, business rules) and alerts on drift. Detection time is what bounds how far back you need to restore.

### Recovery

- Define **RPO** (how much data loss is tolerable) and **RTO** (how fast you must recover) per dataset, and design backups to meet them.
- **Test restores continuously** and automatically, end to end, from real backups; measure time to restore. Alert when a restore test fails.
- Support **partial/point restores** (one user, one table, one time range), not just "restore everything".
- Keep tooling and runbooks for recovery as production-grade as serving code.

## Data pipelines

### Design

- Prefer **continuous/streaming or frequent small batches** over huge periodic batches when freshness matters; big periodic jobs create load spikes ("thundering herds") and long recovery after failure.
- Make every stage **idempotent** and re-runnable; write outputs atomically (write then rename/commit).
- Define pipeline SLOs: **freshness**, **correctness**, **coverage/completeness**, and end-to-end latency (`sre-slos-and-error-budgets`).
- Handle **stragglers and hot spots**: split work into many small shards, rebalance dynamically, avoid skewed keys.
- **Schema changes and migrations**: versioned schemas, backward/forward compatible readers, dual-writes and backfills staged and verified.
- Isolate pipelines by priority so a large low-priority backfill can't starve a critical job.
- Plan dependencies: know upstream sources, their SLOs, and what happens when they are late or bad; validate inputs and quarantine bad records instead of failing whole runs or silently passing garbage.

### Operating

- Monitor: freshness/lag at each stage, throughput, backlog, error/quarantine counts, data quality checks.
- Alert on SLO (e.g. "data older than X for > Y% of reads"), not on every task failure.
- Keep runbooks for: reprocessing a time range, skipping/quarantining poison inputs, backfills, and rolling back a bad output version.
- Canary pipeline code and config changes on a subset of data and compare output against the previous version before full rollout.

## Distributed cron / scheduled jobs

- Run the scheduler itself redundantly with leader election via a consensus system, so one machine's failure doesn't skip or double-run jobs.
- Persist launch state durably: record intent **before** launching and success **after**, so a new leader can tell whether a job ran.
- Make jobs **idempotent** or have them check for prior completion; decide explicitly whether a missed run should be skipped or run late, and whether a double run is acceptable.
- **Spread start times** (jitter, hashed minutes) to avoid everyone running at :00 and overloading shared systems.
- Monitor for missed runs, overruns (job still running at next start), and failures.

## Review checklist

- [ ] RPO/RTO defined per dataset; backups meet them?
- [ ] Backups in separate failure + administrative domain; retention covers slow corruption?
- [ ] Soft-delete / undo for user-facing deletions?
- [ ] Automated, end-to-end restore tests with alerting?
- [ ] Out-of-band data validation running?
- [ ] Pipeline stages idempotent, atomic outputs, freshness/correctness SLOs?
- [ ] Scheduled jobs survive scheduler failure without skipping or double-running?

## Sources

- SRE book ch. 24 Distributed Periodic Scheduling with Cron — https://sre.google/sre-book/distributed-periodic-scheduling/
- SRE book ch. 25 Data Processing Pipelines — https://sre.google/sre-book/data-processing-pipelines/
- SRE book ch. 26 Data Integrity — https://sre.google/sre-book/data-integrity/
- Workbook ch. 13 Data Processing Pipelines — https://sre.google/workbook/data-processing/

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Source repository: paulip114/sre-practice-skills
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Data Pipelines, Scheduled Jobs and Data Integrity

Data integrity: what users need is restores, not backups

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