Shouldn't this be "chunk deletion" instead of "chunk creation"?

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In summary, the conversation discusses the Google File System and its implementation, particularly the issue of chunk creation and storage reclamation. The sources used for information are limited and mostly just rehash the same content. It is suggested that the process of chunk creation can affect storage reclamation in the future.
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Google File System-Garbage Collection-Advantages of lazy garbage collection over eager deletion.
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Every sites is writing the same, so I think it's not an error.
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Source-: https://dirtysalt.github.io/html/gfs.html
https://www.cnblogs.com/fxjwind/archive/2012/07/17/2595494.html
https://riverferry.site/2021-01-26-The-Google-File-System/

The detailed explanations isn't available in much English based sites, most of them are just rehas of each others.(Didn't find googlebooks) so I had to use these sites.
 
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I don’t claim technical knowledge in this area but I think you may be misinterpreting what has been written.

The reference to ‘chunk creation’ appears to apply to the initial creation of chunks. If this fails on some chunkservers, then this makes storage reclamation (at some later time) more difficult. So the reclamation process needs to take this into account.
 
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FAQ: Shouldn't this be "chunk deletion" instead of "chunk creation"?

Why is it called "chunk creation" instead of "chunk deletion"?

This terminology refers to the process of creating or deleting chunks of data in a computer program or system. "Chunk creation" means that new chunks of data are being added, while "chunk deletion" means that existing chunks of data are being removed.

Is "chunk creation" the same as "data creation"?

No, "chunk creation" specifically refers to the division of data into smaller chunks, while "data creation" can refer to the creation of any type of data, regardless of size or organization.

How does chunk creation impact data storage?

Chunk creation can affect data storage in various ways, depending on the specific system or program. In some cases, it may help optimize storage by breaking down large chunks of data into smaller, more manageable pieces. In other cases, it may increase storage needs if the chunks are not efficiently organized.

What are the benefits of chunk creation?

Chunk creation can have several benefits, such as improving data organization, increasing processing speed, and reducing storage needs. It can also make data easier to manage and manipulate, especially in large datasets.

Can chunk creation be reversed?

Yes, in most cases, chunk creation can be reversed by using the corresponding process of chunk deletion. This will remove the created chunks and restore the data to its original state. However, it is important to note that this may not always be possible, depending on the specific system or program.

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