Method and system for any-point in time recovery within traditional storage system via a continuous data protection interceptor

A non-transitory computer readable medium comprising computer readable program code, which when executed by a computer processor enables the computer processor to perform a method for managing data, the method comprising:

• obtaining, by a first storage controller, a write request associated with an object from a host;
• applying an erasure coding procedure to data associated with the write request to obtain a plurality of data chunks and at least one parity chunk, wherein object comprises the data;
• deduplicating the plurality of data chunks to obtain a plurality of deduplicated data chunks;
• generating storage metadata associated with the plurality of data chunks and the at least one parity chunk;
• generating an object entry associated with the plurality of data chunks;
• storing, across a first plurality of persistent storage devices, the plurality of deduplicated data chunks and the at least one parity chunk;
• and
• storing, via a continuous data protection (CDP) interceptor executing on the first storage controller, in at least one of a second plurality of persistent storage devices the object entry.

A data cluster, comprising:

• a first storage controller;
• a continuous data protection (CDP) interceptor executing on the first storage controller;
• a second storage controller;
• a first plurality of persistent storage devices;
• and
• a second plurality of persistent storage devices,
• wherein the first storage controller is programmed to:
• obtain a write request associated with an object from a host;
• apply an erasure coding procedure to data associated with the write request to obtain a plurality of data chunks and at least one parity chunk, wherein object comprises the data;
• deduplicate the plurality of data chunks to obtain a plurality of deduplicated data chunks;
• generate storage metadata associated with the plurality of data chunks and the at least one parity chunk;
• generate an object entry associated with the plurality of data chunks;
• store, across the first plurality of persistent storage devices, the plurality of deduplicated data chunks and the at least one parity chunk;
• and
• store, via the CDP interceptor, the object entry in at least one of the second plurality of persistent storage devices.