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A survey of cooperative backup mechanisms

Killijian et al., 2006

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4479093247290267608
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Killijian M
Courtès L
Powell D
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Storage capacity, like computing power, follows its Moore's law and grows dramatically. Consequently, the need for data backup services increases. The domain of data backup was recently hit by the peer-to-peer wave: several projects propose to use a cooperative …
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