deduplication
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- noun
- /ˌdiːˌduːplɪˈkeɪʃən/
- Specialized
- Deduplication can optimize HDD capacity, HDD IOPS, SSD efficiency, DRAM efficiency, and WAN efficiency.
Examples
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The compression and deduplication features in Jungle Disk Server Edition typically save customers 80 to 90 percent in storage and bandwidth costs.
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Also, backup time is directly proportional to the size of your backup, so compression and deduplication allow you to back up significantly faster and use less bandwidth.
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Next time you are looking at a product that claims to have deduplication technology, ask if it benefits the platform in these five areas.
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Popular wisdom holds that the primary value of data deduplication is in storage capacity savings.
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The challenges of applying deduplication more broadly begin with the differences between primary storage and backup storage.
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Before we actually write data to the array, we write it to NVRAM where we perform deduplication and compression.
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Albireo deduplication is seamlessly deployed in primary, archive, and backup storage across the data center and the cloud.
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CORE (according to Wikibon) is a measure of the effectiveness of a storage optimization (deduplication) technology as a function of time and cost to achieve a desired capacity reduction.
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The process of deduplication allows companies to save storage space by removing duplicate files from their systems.
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Data deduplication is essential for improving efficiency in cloud storage solutions by minimizing the amount of data that needs to be backed up.
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Surface Forms
Morphology
deduplication = deduplicate (transparent) = de + duplicate + ion
This is a standard nominalization of the verb 'deduplicate' meaning the process of removing duplicates.
Etymology
The word deduplication starts with de- ('remove') and the part duplicate ('a copy' or 'double'), so it means removing copies. In computing, deduplication is the process of finding and deleting duplicate files to save storage space.