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Improved Open Source Backup:
Incorporating inline deduplication and sparse indexing solutions

G. P. E. Keeling

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4. The first iteration

The plan for the first iteration was to replace the core of the original burp with an inline deduplicating engine that uses variable length chunks. In the prototype, I had already produced the basic parts of this engine, so the problem became how to merge this into burp.

4.1. Design

Due to lack of space in the main report, the design documents that I wrote for the first iteration are reproduced in Appendix D.
The implementation of the first iteration was completed on the 2nd of September 2013. I experienced a lot of trouble getting the asymmetric I/O and stream multiplexing to work correctly, but since the 2nd of September, it has been solid.

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Burp, don't suck. Last updated: June 2016
By Graham Keeling
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