XET Protocol Specification: A Content-Addressable Storage Protocol for Chunk-Level Deduplication
This document specifies XET, a content-addressable storage (CAS) protocol designed for efficient storage and transfer of large files with chunk-level deduplication. XET uses content-defined chunking…
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