Data Replication Research & News Overview

About Data Replication

Data replication is the process of making an exact replica of the primary data set to another local or remote site. Replication can occur at either the file system level or the block level. Furthermore, replication can be implemented either in hardware (in a disk array controller) or in software (in a device driver).

Related terms: synchronous replication, asynchronous replication, mirroring

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Covered Products & Services

F5 ARX

F5’s ARX intelligent file virtualization hardware decouples the logical access to data from the physical location of that data through file virtualization, which simplifies file management and enables non-disruptive file migration.

Quantum DXi-Series

The Quantum DXi-Series disk backup and replication appliances use Quantum’s data deduplication technology to expand the amount of backup data users can retain on fast-recovery RAID systems by 10 to 50 times.

EMC | Data Domain Deduplication Systems

Data Domain offers a comprehensive range of inline deduplication products to meet the backup and archive storage needs of enterprises of all sizes.

Symantec NetBackup

The Veritas NetBackup Platform delivers unified, disk- and tape-based data protection, archival, and recovery management from a single console.

Data Storage Group ArchiveIQ

Data Storage Group ArchiveIQ is a source-based data de-duplication software optimized for Microsoft Windows Server.

Compellent Storage Center

Compellent’s Storage Center is an enterprise class storage area network (SAN) that intelligently optimizes data movement and access at the block-level, maximizing utilization, automating tiered storage, simplifying replication and speeding data

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