> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://data-backup.gitbook.io/data-protection/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://data-backup.gitbook.io/data-protection/glossary-of-terms/g.md).

# G

- [Grandfather-Father-Son (GFS)](https://data-backup.gitbook.io/data-protection/glossary-of-terms/g/grandfather-father-son-gfs.md): Learn about Grandfather-Father-Son (GFS), a backup rotation scheme that provides a comprehensive and scalable approach to data retention.
- [Granular Recovery](https://data-backup.gitbook.io/data-protection/glossary-of-terms/g/granular-recovery.md): Discover the benefits of Granular Recovery, a precise data restoration method that enables the recovery of individual files, folders, or specific data elements.
- [Geographically Dispersed Backup](https://data-backup.gitbook.io/data-protection/glossary-of-terms/g/geographically-dispersed-backup.md): Explore Geographically Dispersed Backup, a robust data protection strategy that ensures data redundancy across multiple locations.
- [Ghost Imaging](https://data-backup.gitbook.io/data-protection/glossary-of-terms/g/ghost-imaging.md): Uncover the capabilities of Ghost Imaging, a cutting-edge technology for creating exact replicas of entire system configurations.
- [Global Deduplication](https://data-backup.gitbook.io/data-protection/glossary-of-terms/g/global-deduplication.md): Discover the power of Global Deduplication, an efficient data optimization technique that eliminates redundant data across multiple systems or locations.


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