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Storage Knowledge Corpus
Storage definitions, connected to their evidence.
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Zero-copy I/O
Zero-copy I/O is a data-transfer technique that avoids one or more payload copies between buffers or address spaces.
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ZFS bookmark
A ZFS bookmark is a snapshot-history reference that can anchor an incremental send without exposing the snapshot's file contents.
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ZFS error scrub
A ZFS error scrub is an integrity scan restricted to files already recorded with data errors.
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ZFS Intent Log
The ZFS Intent Log is a per-dataset recovery log that can persist filesystem operations before their transaction group reaches stable storage.
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ZFS raw send
ZFS raw send transfers an encrypted dataset in its stored encrypted representation, preserving the encryption metadata needed for compatible incremental receives.
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ZFS receive resume token
A ZFS receive resume token is an opaque property value used to resume a saved, partially completed filesystem or volume receive.
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ZFS separate log
A ZFS separate log is dedicated pool log-device storage used for intent-log blocks instead of their default allocation in the main pool.
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ZFS transaction group
A ZFS transaction group is an ordered batch of changes whose synchronization advances the pool's consistent persistent state.
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ZIP archive
A ZIP archive is a container of individually described entries whose local headers and payloads are indexed by a central directory.
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Zone Append
The native NVMe Zone Append command writes at a controller-selected position within a specified zone and returns the assigned starting logical block address on successful completion.
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Zone capacity
Zone capacity is the maximum number of logical blocks that may be written within a zone.
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Zone Finish
Zone Finish changes an eligible sequential zone to Full, ending further writes until reset without discarding the data already written.
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Zone map (min-max index)
A zone map is a per-region summary of column-value bounds that lets a reader skip regions that cannot satisfy a query predicate.
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Zone Reset
Zone Reset makes an eligible sequential zone empty for reuse, returns its write pointer to the zone start and invalidates access to its previous data.
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Zone write locking
A Linux mechanism that serializes covered write requests to the same sequential zone using a per-zone lock.
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Zone write plugging
A Linux block-layer mechanism that queues covered writes per sequential zone before dispatch to preserve the issuer's sequential write pattern.
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Zone write pointer
A zone write pointer identifies the next writable logical block address in a sequential zone when its current state makes that pointer valid.
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Zoned block device (ZBD)
A zoned block device exposes a logical block address space divided into zones with zone-specific access rules.
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Zoned namespace
A zoned namespace is an NVMe namespace whose logical address space follows the ZNS command set's zone organization and write constraints.
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Zoned namespaces (ZNS)
Zoned Namespaces (ZNS) is an NVMe command set that organizes a namespace into zones with sequential-write constraints and explicit reset before reuse.
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Zstandard dictionary ID
A Zstandard dictionary ID is a numeric label used to select and check the external dictionary expected by a compressed frame.