DedupBench is a benchmarking tool for content-defined chunking techniques used in data deduplication. It currently supports eleven unique CDC techniques and five different vector instruction sets.
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Fast and efficient content-defined chunking for data deduplication. Java implementation of FastCDC as library.
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Sep 21, 2023 - Java
Fast content-defined chunking in Go.
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Dec 12, 2023 - Go
CDCZip is a deduplication filter meant for use as long range match finder preprocessor for use alongside other compression algorithms.
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Find (partial content) duplicate files.
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Print FastCDC rolling hash chunks and checksums.
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A Rust library for Content-Defined Chunking (CDC).
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Synclet is a content-defined, chunk-based file synchronization and backup tool that detects and syncs only the actual changes—efficiently, intelligently, and reliably.
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Ship a search index to a device as signed, content-addressed bundles: fail-closed Ed25519 verification, FastCDC chunking so the next release downloads only the chunks that changed, then FAISS + BM25 rank fusion locally. Python. 309 tests, 98% coverage.
python offline-first ed25519 content-addressed edge-computing faiss delta-sync vector-search on-device-ai local-first supply-chain-security fastcdc content-defined-chunking hybrid-search rank-fusion deterministic-routing signed-bundles
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Clojure implementation of Rabin-Karp rolling hash and chunker
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Open-source toolkit for lossless, reference-based reconstruction of large binary artifacts using deterministic CDC and compact SBD1 seeds.
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Open-source, self-hostable file sync for people and AI agents, with a Rust daemon and CLI, native macOS Finder integration, scoped sharing, and S3-compatible storage.
macos linux rust cli typescript file-sharing self-hosted file-sync agplv3 ai-agents delta-sync dropbox-alternative s3-compatible content-defined-chunking file-provider nextcloud-alternative
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The CAVS Hub command-line client — wire Git LFS to content-defined, deduplicated transfers so only changed bytes travel on push/pull.
git git-lfs rust cli command-line version-control developer-tools game-assets deduplication cavs content-defined-chunking self-update
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A FUSE-based filesystem implementing content-defined chunking and deduplication in Rust.
rust fuse libfuse tags version-control filesystem zstd fuse-filesystem deduplication systems-programming snapshots sled copy-on-write fastcdc content-defined-chunking shadow-paging acid-compliance
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Coldkeep is a correctness-first, content-addressed cold-storage engine with deterministic restore, staged integrity verification, safe garbage collection, deduplication, transform-aware packed storage, stable storage semantics, and a reusable engine/catalog core. v1.x is complete; v2.x focuses on local-first productization.
go backup restore storage-engine verification research-project deterministic correctness deduplication data-integrity cold-storage content-addressed-storage content-defined-chunking
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Eliminating storage redundancy at the sub-file level. A zero-copy deduplication engine in Rust, powered by Content-Defined Chunking (FastCDC) and BLAKE3, with instant browser WASM execution.
react rust storage-engine zero-copy webassembly wasm indexeddb client-side deduplication systems-engineering blake3 fastcdc content-defined-chunking data-redundancy
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