Acronis International Gmbh

Vladimir Simonov

Serguei M Beloussov

Stanislav Protasov

Andrei Neporada

Mark Shmulevich

Mark Smulevich

Disclosed herein are systems and method for minimizing fan noise during a data backup. In one exemplary aspect, a method may comprise initiating, at a computing device, a data backup at a first backup rate, wherein the computing device comprises a fan that regulates an internal temperature of the computing device. The method may comprise calculating a noise level of the fan. The method may comprise comparing the noise level to a threshold noise level. In response to determining that the noise level exceeds the threshold noise level based on the comparison, the method may comprise reducing a backup rate of the data backup to a second backup rate, such that the noise level equals the threshold noise level. The method may comprise performing the data backup at the second backup rate.

Systems and methods for fan noise reduction during backup

Disclosed are systems, methods and computer program products for controlling access to operating system (OS) resources. An exemplary method includes: creating an OS resource associated with a first program; assigning a unique label to the first program; associating the unique label with the OS resource; and configuring a resource descriptor of the OS resource to allow access to the OS resource to processes having the same unique label as the first program, and to deny access to the OS resource to processes having a different label.

System and method for controlling access to OS resources

A system and method is disclosed for fast parallel data processing in a distributed storage system. An example method includes receiving at least one digital object; determining, by a processor of a computing device, whether the at least one digital object has a fixed data block structure; in response to determining that the at least one digital object has a fixed data block structure, determining by the processor a size of each fixed data block of the at least one digital object; determining a number of archive chunks for storing the at least one digital object on a selected plurality of storage servers based at least upon the size of each fixed data block; and partitioning the at least one digital object into the number of archive chunks for storing on the selected plurality of storage servers using erasure coding.

System and method for fast parallel data processing in distributed storage systems

A system and method is disclosed for performing a backup of electronic data. An example method includes storing a first incremental data backup of a dataset that is less than a complete backup of the dataset and includes unmodified and modified portions of the dataset. Then, a second incremental data backup of the dataset is stored that includes a second unmodified portion of the dataset different than the first unmodified portion. The method then determines whether the first and second incremental data backups together form the complete backup of the dataset. If they do not, the method further stores a subsequent incremental data backup of the dataset in the electronic memory that includes an additional unmodified portion of the dataset and/or an additional modified portion of the dataset.

System and method for incrementally performing full data backup

A system and method is disclosed for performing a backup of electronic data. An example method includes storing a first incremental data backup portion of a dataset in an electronic memory where the first incremental data backup includes both modified and unmodified portions of the dataset. Once stored, the method includes determining whether the first incremental data backup is a complete backup of the dataset. If the first incremental data backup is not a complete backup of the dataset, the method stores one or more additional incremental data backups of the dataset in the electronic memory that include additional modified and unmodified portions of the dataset until a full backup of the dataset is created.

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Moscow, Russia

Vladimir Simonov