What are the potential drawbacks of aggressive data deduplication?
- Data corruption issues
- Decreased storage space savings
- Increased CPU and memory utilization
- Slower data deduplication and backup speeds
Aggressive data deduplication can lead to increased CPU and memory utilization because of the intensive processing required to identify and eliminate duplicate data. This can affect overall system performance. Other drawbacks include potential data corruption issues if not implemented correctly, slower backup speeds, and decreased storage space savings due to increased metadata overhead.
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