Hi Team,
I have an interesting scenario.
After a lot of persuasion, one of our customers is considering a retention-reduction on non-critical data.
But they have asked me if I can work out how much disk space may be returned by this process.
The data is deduplicated. So the question I have:-
Does anyone know of a report which can show disk space returned for deduplicated data?
This might not be as straightforward as it sounds, since I will need to work with 20 or 30 clients, delete data that is over than a few months old but somehow collect details on expected space-savings, or disk-space to be returned.
it would be interesting to hear if anyone else has had a similar scenario and how you managed to obtain the figures (if this is actually possible).
Thanks
Forecasting returning space for deduplicated data
+11hello
To forecast returning space, it’s actually easy at first. We have 3 key terminologies to understand
1.Application Size: This refers to the size of the data you need to back up, before any processes like deduplication or compression are applied. It's also called Front-End Terabytes.
2.Backup Size: This includes both the data files and the associated metadata.
3.Data Written: This is the size of the data actually stored on the media (whether on disk or tape), taking into account factors like deduplication and compression.
I recommend this report; it will provide you with all the information you need.
https://cloud.commvault.com/webconsole/softwarestore/store.do#!/135/666/13172
Let me know if that clarifies or need any hemp !
Best Regards,
Mohamed Ramadan
Data Protection Specialist
+11hello
Are you getting these answers off ChapGPT?
nope from this article
Best Regards,
Mohamed Ramadan
Data Protection Specialist
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