Data Persistence Task
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A Data Persistence Task is a data processing task that is an item persistence task (which saves data objects to persistent storage).
- AKA: Data Saving Task, Data Storage Task, Persistence Operation.
- Context:
- It can typically write Data Objects to storage medium.
- It can typically ensure Data Durability through write confirmation.
- It can typically maintain Data Integrity via validation checks.
- It can typically handle Data Serialization for storage format.
- It can typically manage Storage Transactions for atomicity.
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- It can often compress Data Content for space efficiency.
- It can often encrypt Sensitive Data for security compliance.
- It can often optimize Write Performance through batching strategy.
- It can often implement Write-Ahead Logging for crash recovery.
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- It can range from being a Synchronous Data Persistence Task to being an Asynchronous Data Persistence Task, depending on its persistence timing model.
- It can range from being a Simple Data Persistence Task to being a Complex Data Persistence Task, depending on its data complexity.
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- It can utilize Database Systems for structured storage.
- It can employ File Systems for unstructured storage.
- It can leverage Object Storage for scalable persistence.
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- Example(s):
- Specialized Data Persistence Tasks, such as:
- Application Data Persistences, such as:
- System Data Persistences, such as:
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- Counter-Example(s):
- Data Retrieval Task, which reads rather than writes persistent data.
- Data Transformation Task, which modifies rather than persists data content.
- Data Transmission Task, which transfers rather than stores data objects.
- See: Data Processing Task, Persistent Data Object, Storage System, Data Management.