A VMware-specific term that refers to a technology that keeps track of which blocks of data inside virtual machines have been changed. Backup applications may take advantage of this functionality to perform block-level incremental backups in which only the virtual disk blocks that have changed since the previous backup are written, not the entire contents of the VMs being protected.
Variable-length deduplication typically reduces disk backup capacity by more than 90% and allows existing networks to be used for automated DR protection.
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