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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 02, 2021
Filed:
Sep. 03, 2017
Ashish Govind Khurange, Pune, IN;
Smita Govind Khurange, Pune, IN;
Supriya Sitaram Dere, Pune, IN;
Dhiraj Ashok Akude, Pune, IN;
Sachin Baban Durge, Pune, IN;
Kuldeep Sureshrao Nagarkar, Pune, IN;
Ravender Goyal, Saratoga, CA (US);
Ashish Govind Khurange, Pune, IN;
Smita Govind Khurange, Pune, IN;
Supriya Sitaram Dere, Pune, IN;
Dhiraj Ashok Akude, Pune, IN;
Sachin Baban Durge, Pune, IN;
Kuldeep Sureshrao Nagarkar, Pune, IN;
Ravender Goyal, Saratoga, CA (US);
Other;
Abstract
In one aspect, a computer-implemented method useful for bulk data migration with a dedupe file system includes the step of providing a data-transfer appliance, wherein the data-transfer appliance comprises a specified number of hard drive data disks configured in a specified number of RAID (redundant array of independent disks) volumes in each RAID group. The computer-implemented method includes the step of creating a single dedupe mountpoint on the data-transfer appliance for a dedupe process, wherein the dedupe process communicates only with the single dedupe mountpoint. The computer-implemented method includes the step of creating a single namespace of all RAID volumes under the single dedupe mountpoint. The computer-implemented method includes the step of creating a scalable namespace for deduplication without a volume manager. The computer-implemented method includes the step of providing n-number of writer threads, wherein each writer-thread works with one RAID group assignment and the writer-threads are evenly distributed.