Refers to a broad range of techniques designed to keep data available to applications and users in the event of hardware or software failures or human error. Techniques include creating redundant disk arrays (RAID), creating redundant data sets, encrypting data, backing up data, and moving data to off-site retention facilities.
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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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In the digital age, maximizing asset value often means using different storage tiers with different cost and access characteristics for data in different stages of its life.
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