Data Archiving
What is Data Archiving?
Data archiving is the process of moving data that is no longer actively used to a separate storage device or system for long-term retention. Archived data is still important for future reference or compliance purposes but does not need to be readily accessible. This often involves compressing and indexing data to reduce storage costs and improve searchability, while ensuring data integrity and security over extended periods. Common use cases include meeting regulatory requirements, preserving historical records, and freeing up space on primary storage systems.
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