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ByteSync is a powerful open-source tool for remote file comparison and synchronization, designed to transfer only what truly matters: the differences. Whether you're syncing large files, backing up remote folders, or handling extensive sets of small files, ByteSync delivers speed, security, and efficiency—without unnecessary data transfers. Compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux, ByteSync leverages cloud-based orchestration with end-to-end encryption, eliminating the need for VPNs or firewall configurations. No continuous background syncing, no bloat—just fast, on-demand file synchronization between remote devices.

...This appliance is based in CentOS 7 and has root access. You can install any available software, including drivers for Amazon S3, Azure, Google Cloud, etc... We have improved speed with regards to the hypervisor service versions, mainly due to more flexible buffering. It follows the same principles and command line arguments as ©XSIBackup-DC. This new approach has many advantages over the software running directly in the Hypervisor OS, as it can backup an unlimited number of servers from a centralized console and you don't need to install anything in the Hypervisor OS

...Unlike other tools, e.g. xdelta3, it searches for matching data through the whole source file, even if it weights several gigabytes, while using much less memory (with default configuration approx 25x less than the size of the source file). Output files are not compressed, so you can use any compressor you like with great results. It is quite fast for very similar files (about the speed of hdd, however it reads input files twice) and not much worse on files with lots of differences.

A fast multi-core partition image backup tool, which runs on linux. It is useful to backup/restore whole harddisk partitions at maximum speed on modern hardware. Works as raw data backup with LBZIP2 compression with all types of partitions (windows, linux, etc). The tool is freeware without any warranty.

Character-based display of NetWorker activity: tapes which are used now,current speed on them and the number of sessions on each. You can observe messages and daemon.log files in "tail -f" style.

lzop is a file compressor similar to gzip. Its main advantages over gzip are much higher compression and decompression speed, at the cost of some compression ratio. lzop uses the LZO library for compression services.

Two Perl-based daemons which implement a HSM (backupcache) for Veritas NetBackup v3.x and v4.5. Backup and restore speed will increase by factors (up to 10-12), while usage of tapes and tapedrives will decrease.