(Multiple-choice) What deduplication and compression technologies does OceanProtect X series support?

Question

Options

• ABackup data preprocessing-separating data headers from changed data
• BMulti-layer inline fixed-length dedupe
• CFeature-based Compression
• DByte-Level Compaction

• A
  75% (24)
• B
  25% (8)

Explanation

OceanProtect X series employs backup data preprocessing (A) to separate static data headers from changed data blocks, enabling more precise deduplication targets. It also uses Feature-based Compression (C), which identifies data characteristics to apply the most effective compression algorithm per data type, and Byte-Level Compaction (D), which eliminates redundant byte patterns at a granular level for additional space savings.

Option B is wrong because OceanProtect X uses variable-length deduplication, not fixed-length. Fixed-length chunking is a less efficient older approach - variable-length chunking adapts to data boundaries, achieving higher dedup ratios, which is a core selling point of the platform.

Memory tip: Think "A-C-D = Adaptive, Characteristic, Dense" - the OceanProtect X technologies all adapt to the data rather than applying a rigid fixed-size approach (which rules out B's "fixed-length").

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