SAN For Dummies, Chapter 13: Using Data De-duplication To Lighten The Load by FalconStor Software - Book - Storage Guide
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Published on: February 12, 2009
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Length: 23 pages
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Overview:
What is data de-duplication? In simplified terms, data de-duplication means comparing objects (usually, files or blocks) and removing all non-unique or duplicate objects (copies). It's a hot technology in storage because it enables companies to save a considerable amount of money and is quite versatile, giving companies three main options to implement it: Host based, appliance based, and storage based.


In chapter 13 of "Storage Area Networks For Dummies," important concepts of data de-duplication are detailed. The techniques described are designed to "lighten the load" of a company's data storage infrastructure, freeing up crucial storage space, and eliminating multiple instances of the same data.

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