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In steady state, what is the approximate rate of data removed from an EMC Avamar grid during a daily garbage collection?

  • A. 10 GB per hour per node
  • B. 10 GB per hour per grid
  • C. 100 GB per hour per node
  • D. 100 GB per hour per grid
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Suggested Answer: A 🗳️
http://gregandthenetwork.blogspot.com/2013/12/design-imapact-of-avamar-system.html
Garbage Collection is the single most important process to ensure a consistent state of the Avamar. If garbage collection is running, the system is in a read-only state and no other maintenance or backup can run.
Coincidentally, if backup is still running, garbage collection will not begin. Garbage collection can free up about 10GB/node/hour once the Avamar is in a steady state, but this will take longer as utilization of the Avamar grows.
by pavilu at April 5, 2025, 5:36 p.m.

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