deduplicointiongelmissa
Deduplication, often referred to as deduplicointi in Finnish, is a technique used in data storage and management to eliminate redundant copies of data. The primary goal of deduplication is to reduce storage space requirements and, consequently, lower storage costs. It works by identifying duplicate blocks or files within a data set and storing only one unique copy. Subsequent identical data blocks are then replaced with pointers to the single stored copy.
There are two main approaches to deduplication: file-level and block-level. File-level deduplication identifies and eliminates entire
Deduplication can be implemented at various points in the data lifecycle. Inline deduplication occurs as data