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- remote backup - Online backup is a method of offsite data storage i...
- remote backup appliance - A remote backup appliance is a ...
- remote clustering - WAN clustering, also called geoclustering, ...
- remote data backup - Remote data backup is the process of back...
- remote desktop - Remote desktop is a program or an operating syste...
- remote replication - Remote replication is the process of copy...
- removable media - Removable media is any type of storage device t...
- restore - In data management, restore is a process that involves copying ...
- RPO - The recovery point objective (RPO) is the age of files that must be rec...
- rsync - Rsync is a free software utility for Unix- and Linux-like systems t...
- RTO - The recovery time objective (RTO) is the maximum tolerable length of ti...
- SaaS - Security-as-a-service (SaaS) is an outsourcing model for security man...
- SAM - Storage area management (SAM) is a still-evolving set of procedures, se...
- SAN - A storage area network (SAN) is a high-speed special-purpose network (o...
- SAN-in-a-box - A SAN-in-a-box, also known as a SAN-in-a-can or a SAN...
- secondary storage - secondary storage
- Security as a Service - Security-as-a-service (SaaS) is an ...
- Security as a Service (SaaS) - Security-as-a-service...
- Serial Storage Architecture - Serial Storage Architec...
- Serial Storage Architecture (SSA) - Serial Stor...
- serverless backup - Serverless backup is a method of offloading...
- shoeshining or backhitching - In tape backup, shoeshi...
- single level cell (SLC) flash - Single level cell (...
- single level cell flash - Single level cell (SLC) flash i...
- SLC flash - Single level cell (SLC) flash is a type of solid-state stor...
- solid state storage technologies comparison
- solid-state storage - Solid state storage (SSS) is a type of ...
- source deduplication - Source deduplication is the removal o...
- split-mirror snapshot - A storage snapshot is a set of refe...
- SSA - Serial Storage Architecture (SSA) is an open standard for high-speed ac...
- storage area management - Storage area management (SAM) i...
- storage area management (SAM) - Storage area manage...
- storage area network - A storage area network (SAN) is a hig...
- storage area network (SAN) - A storage area network (S...
- storage capacity planning - The goal of storage capacit...
- storage consolidation - Storage consolidation, also called ...
- storage convergence - Storage consolidation, also called stor...
- storage convergence - Continuous data protection (CDP), also ...
- storage filer - A storage filer is a file server designed and progr...
- Storage Learning Guides - We've gathered a collection of ...
- storage network - A storage area network (SAN) is a high-speed sp...
- Storage Quizzes - We've gathered a collection of our quizzes on s...
- storage snapshot - A storage snapshot is a set of reference mark...
- Subversion - Subversion is a version control system that keeps track o...
- synchronous replication - Synchronous replication is the ...
- System Restore - System Restore is a Windows utility that allows a...
- tape backup - In computers, tape backup is the ability to periodicall...
- target deduplication - Target deduplication is the removal o...
- Tower of Hanoi backups - Tower of Hanoi is a complex tape ...
- Travan - Travan is a linear magnetic tape product developed by the 3M Comp...
- utility storage - Utility storage is a service model in which a p...
- vapor cooling - Phase-change cooling, also called vapor cooling, is...
- VHD - Virtual hard disk (VHD) is a disk image file format for storing the com...
- virtual floppy disk - A virtual floppy disk is an alternative...
- virtual hard disk - Virtual hard disk (VHD) is a disk image fil...
- virtual hard disk (VHD) - Virtual hard disk (VHD) is a di...
- virtual SAN appliance - A virtual SAN appliance (VSA) is a ...
- virtual SAN appliance (VSA) - A virtual SAN appliance...
- virtual server backup - Virtual server backup is the copyin...
- virtual tape - Virtual tape is an archival storage technology that m...
- virtual tape system - Virtual tape is an archival storage tec...
- VMware backup - VMware backup is the copying of data on a virtual m...
- VSA - A virtual SAN appliance (VSA) is a software bundle that allows a storag...
- VSS-based backup - Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS) is a Windows...
- WAN clustering - WAN clustering, also called geoclustering, high-a...
- WAN clustering (geoclustering, high-availabilit...
- Weave - Weave is a set of browser enhancements and associated services from...
- Web-based backup - Online backup is a method of offsite data sto...
- write back - Write back is a storage method in which data is written i...
- write through - Write through is a storage method in which data is ...
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