I'd like to know if using local object storage gives any advantage in storage size.
Will synthetic/full backups rewrite already known blocks on the storage, or is that kind of "deduplication" the responsability of the object storage provider?
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Re: Space Savings: OnPremise Object Storage vs Cloud Object Storage
Hi Yves
I split your question in a new topic.
You can either use on-premise object storage or cloud object storage, the space savings will be the same.
With on-Premise object storage, you will save probably some money because there are no API Calls or Egress costs.
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Fabian
I split your question in a new topic.
The reuse of offloaded blocks is a Veeam feature. It doesn't depend on the object storage you use. And it also works for active full backups in the same job, not only synthetic fullsWill synthetic/full backups rewrite already known blocks on the storage, or is that kind of "deduplication" the responsability of the object storage provider?
You can either use on-premise object storage or cloud object storage, the space savings will be the same.
With on-Premise object storage, you will save probably some money because there are no API Calls or Egress costs.
Thanks
Fabian
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