Title :
An Intelligent Data De-duplication Based Backup System
Author :
Zhu, Guofeng ; Zhang, Xingjun ; Wang, Longxiang ; Zhu, Yueguang ; Dong, Xiaoshe
Author_Institution :
Dept. of Comput. Sci., Xi´´an Jiaotong Univ., Xi´´an, China
Abstract :
With the explosive growth of data amount, it has become a key issue to reduce the storage space that mass data occupies and the bandwidth consumption during network transmission. Experimental investigation shows that a large amount of redundant data exists in each part of the information processing and storage. Therefore, the issues concerning how to eliminate the redundant information during the backup process are of crucial importance for saving disk space and network bandwidth. This paper adopts the data de-duplication technology to solve the problem of redundant data in the course of backup by designing and implementing a backup system with intelligent data de-duplication named Backup Ded up which includes four de-duplication strategies, that is, SIS, FSP, CDC and SW. Backup Ded up supports the online source-side de-duplication and is capable of selecting different de-duplication algorithms according to the corresponding data types. Meanwhile, it offers the data reliability and security in the backup process. The experimental test results show that Backup Ded up employs multi de-duplication strategies simultaneously to substantially eliminate redundant data in the backup process so as to reach the goal of effectively saving storage space and network bandwidth.
Keywords :
back-up procedures; data compression; security of data; storage management; CDC deduplication strategy; FSP deduplication strategy; SIS deduplication strategy; SW deduplication strategy; backup ded up; backup process; bandwidth consumption; data amount; data deduplication technology; data reliability; data security; deduplication algorithms; disk space; information processing; information storage; intelligent data deduplication based backup system; mass data; multideduplication strategy; network bandwidth; network transmission; online source-side deduplication; redundant data; redundant information; storage space; Artificial intelligence; Bandwidth; Computer architecture; Reliability; Security; Servers; Writing; BackupDedup; de-duplication technology; intelligent data de-duplication; reliability; security;
Conference_Titel :
Network-Based Information Systems (NBiS), 2012 15th International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Melbourne, VIC
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4673-2331-4
DOI :
10.1109/NBiS.2012.150