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- disk image - A disk image is a copy of the entire contents of a storag...
- disk mirroring - Disk mirroring, also known as RAID 1, is the repl...
- disk mirroring (RAID 1) - Disk mirroring, also known as R...
- disk to disk to cloud - D2D2C (disk-to-disk-to-cloud) is an...
- disk-to-disk-to-cloud - D2D2C (disk-to-disk-to-cloud) is an...
- Distributed Replicated Block Device - DRBD (D...
- DNA storage - DNA storage is the process of encoding and decoding bin...
- DPA 1998 - The Data Protection Act 1998 (DPA 1998) is an act of the Unit...
- DPM - Data protection management (DPM) is the administration of backup proces...
- DRBD - DRBD (Distributed Replicated Block Device) is a Linux-based software ...
- DRBD (Distributed Replicated Block Device)
- dual in line memory module - A DIMM (dual in-line memo...
- dual in-line memory module - A DIMM (dual in-line memo...
- Each object is assigned a unique identifier cal...
- encryption key management - Encryption key management i...
- enterprise storage - Enterprise storage is a centralized repos...
- fan-out ratio - A fan-out ratio is the relationship in quantity bet...
- fast array of wimpy nodes - FAWN (fast array of wimpy n...
- fast array of wimpy nodes (FAWN) - FAWN (fast ar...
- Fast Guide to RAM - Cheat sheet quick look-up for different typ...
- Fast Guide to Storage Technologies - Cheat she...
- fat provisioning - Fat provisioning (FP) is the conventional sto...
- fat provisioning (FP) - Fat provisioning (FP) is the conven...
- FAWN - FAWN (fast array of wimpy nodes) is a low-power server architecture f...
- Fibre Channel port names - Fibre Channel port names
- file replication - A storage replication service is a managed se...
- file virtualization - File virtualization is the creation of ...
- fixed data - Fixed data (sometimes referred to as permanent data) is d...
- fixed data (permanent data, reference data, arc...
- fixed-content data - Fixed data (sometimes referred to as perm...
- floating gate - In flash memory, a floating gate is a CMOS-based tr...
- FP - Fat provisioning (FP) is the conventional storage provisioning model, in ...
- Freedom of Information Act 2000 - The Freedom of ...
- GB - A gigabyte (GB) is a measure of computer data storage capacity and is "ro...
- geo-replication - Geo-replication is a type of data storage repli...
- giant magnetoresistive effect - GMR is the newest g...
- gigabyte - A gigabyte (GB) is a measure of computer data storage capacit...
- gigabyte (GB) - A gigabyte (GB) is a measure of computer data stora...
- green networking - Green networking is the practice of selecting...
- hierarchy - A hierarchy is an organizational structure in which items a...
- holographic disk drive - A holographic disk drive is a hol...
- host-based replication - Host-based replication is the pro...
- How many bytes for... - This page provides tables and other...
- hybrid cloud hosting - Hybrid cloud hosting allows organizat...
- hybrid cloud storage - Hybrid cloud storage is an approach t...
- hyperscale storage - Hyperscale storage is the storage of vast...
- I/O blender effect - The I/O blender effect is a phenomenon in...
- I/O contention (input/output contention)
- I/O virtualization - I/O virtualization (IOV) is the abstracti...
- I/O virtualization (IOV) - I/O virtualization (IOV) is t...
- inline deduplication - Inline deduplication is the removal o...
- integer overflow - Integer overflow is the result of trying to p...
- internal cloud - Private cloud (also called internal cloud) is a m...
- internal cloud storage - Private cloud storage, also calle...
- interrupt vector - An interrupt vector is the memory location of...
- IO virtualization - I/O virtualization (IOV) is the abstraction...
- IOV - I/O virtualization (IOV) is the abstraction of upper layer protocols fr...
- IT chargeback system - An IT chargeback system is an account...
- Kibi, mebi, gibi, tebi, pebi, and all that
- Kilo, mega, giga, tera, peta, and all that
- logical block addressing - Logical block addressing is a...
- logical block addressing (LBA) - Logical block add...
- LTFS (Linear Tape File System) - LTFS (Linear Tape...
- LTO-5 - LTO-5 is an upcoming tape format from the Linear Tape Open Consortium.
- LUN masking - LUN masking is a further constraint added to zoning, su...
- LUN zoning - LUN zoning is a method of configuring SAN fabric to match...
- MAID - MAID (massive array of idle disks) is a storage technology in which o...
- MAID (massive array of idle disks) - MAID (mas...
- managed file transfer - What is managed file transfer (MFT)...
- managed file transfer (MFT) - What is managed file tr...
- managed storage - Managed storage is the process of offloading an...
- Massachusetts data protection law - What is the...
- massive array of idle disks - MAID (massive array of ...
- memory management - Memory management is the process of control...
- memory management unit (MMU) - A memory management u...
- MFT - What is managed file transfer (MFT)?Managed file transfer (MFT) is a ty...
- mozy enterprise - MozyEnterprise is EMC's subscription-based onli...
- MozyEnterprise - MozyEnterprise is EMC's subscription-based online...
- N_Port ID virtualization - N_Port ID virtualization (NPI...
- N_Port ID virtualization (NPIV) - N_Port ID virtu...
- NAS Appliance - NAS appliances are commodity hardware that includes...
- near CDP - Near-continuous data protection, sometimes called near-contin...
- near continuous data protection - Near-continuous...
- near-continuous data protection - Near-continuous...
- near-continuous data protection (near CDP)
- network unified storage - Unified storage (sometimes term...
- NPIV - N_Port ID virtualization (NPIV) is a technology that allows a single ...
- NUS - Unified storage (sometimes termed network unified storage or NUS) is a ...
- object storage - Object storage, also called object-based storage,...
- Object Storage - Talking about IT - Who is talk...
- Object Storage Glossary - Words2Go - A handy g...
- Object storage: Fast Guide - Get up to speed quickly a...
- Objects are discrete units of storage - "Li...
- online backup - Online backup is a method of offsite data storage i...
- online backup - Cloud backup, also known as online backup, is a str...
- online backup (remote backup) - Online backup is a ...
- OpenVZ - Virtuozzo is a software application for enterprise server virtual...
- operational costs - Definition - In information technology, ope...
- oversubscription - Oversubscription, in a SAN (storage area netw...
- paging - Paging is a method of writing data to, and reading it from, secon...
- permanent data - Fixed data (sometimes referred to as permanent da...
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