Packing deduplicated data in a self-contained deduplicated repository
AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsShay H. AKIRAV, Michael HIRSCH, Ofer LENEMAN
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Abstract
Deduplicated data is packed in a self-contained deduplicated repository having unique data blocks with each being referenced by a globally unique identifier (GUID). The self-contained deduplicated repository has information regarding both deduplicated data files and the unique data blocks of each of the deduplicated data files and a master GUID list containing a location of each of the unique data blocks.
Claims25
1-12. (canceled)
A system for storing deduplicated data in a computing environment, the system comprising:
- a processor device operable in the computing storage environment, wherein the processor device:
- packs deduplicated data in a self-contained deduplicated repository having a plurality of unique data blocks with each being referenced by a globally unique identifier (GUID), and the self-contained deduplicated repository also having information regarding both deduplicated data files and the plurality of unique data blocks of each of the deduplicated data files and a master GUID list containing a location of each of the plurality of unique data blocks.
A computer program product storing deduplicated data by a processor device, the computer program product comprising a computer-readable storage medium having computer-readable program code portions stored therein, the computer-readable program code portions comprising:
- a first executable portion that packs deduplicated data in a self-contained deduplicated repository having a plurality of unique data blocks with each being referenced by a globally unique identifier (GUID), and the self-contained deduplicated repository also having information regarding both deduplicated data files and the plurality of unique data blocks of each of the deduplicated data files and a master GUID list containing a location of each of the plurality of unique data blocks.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.