WINDOWS 7 DEDUPLICATOR WINDOWS

There are many ways to achieve that but today I wanted to talk about one special example - Data Deduplication technology (often referred as “Dedup”), developed by the Microsoft Windows Server team. We are constantly looking to implement technologies and services that allow us to manage information flow better and let us store data efficiently without eating up our budget. It’s no secret that data management is an important part of a system administrator’s agenda. With that said, everyone is participating in this trend but only a few must deal with it in their everyday work. Microsoft says that by 2020, the amount of created information per person (sic!) will be just above 5 TB. In the IT world, these devices make up the Internet of Things (IOT). Everyone can notice this trend with the ever-expanding range of devices, all of which are collecting and storing data 24/7. The amount of data we use grows every day. If you happen to run into “the volume bitmap is incorrect” on deduplicated Windows Server 2016 volumes, please follow this Veeam forum thread. To make a long story short, it’s strongly recommended to apply KB4013429 on your Windows Server 2016 installations as it resolves this issue and includes some other important fixes for general reliability. More details can be found in this discussion on Veeam Forums and in this official blog post, written by the Microsoft R&D team. Please be aware that Windows Data Deduplication technology in Windows Server 2016 has had critical bugs, that were recently fixed.

Windows 7 deduplicator