What is the correct sequence of steps within the Dell EMC Data Domain SISL process?

Answer:

Explanation:

Segment: SISL slices the incoming data into segments, 4 to 12 KB in size.

Fingerprint: SISL then creates fingerprint for each segment.

Filter: The summary vector and segment locality techniques identify 99% of the duplicate segments in RAM, inline, before storing to disk. If a segment is a duplicate, it is referenced and discarded. If a segment is new, the data moves on to step 4.

Compress: New segments are grouped and compressed using common algorithms: lz, gz, gzfast (lz by default).

Write: Writes data (segments, fingerprints, metadata and logs) to containers, and containers are written to disk.