What is another word for active archiving?
Pronunciation: [ˈaktɪv ˈɑːka͡ɪvɪŋ] (IPA) 
Active archiving refers to the process of moving data that is still being used regularly to a secondary storage system, which is generally less expensive. This frees up space on primary storage and reduces costs. There are several synonyms for active archiving, including data tiering, storage tiering, hierarchical storage management, and dynamic tiering.
Data tiering is a method of dividing data into different storage tiers based on its value, ensuring that less important content is stored on less expensive storage systems. Storage tiering, on the other hand, is the act of dividing storage into different levels based on performance and cost. Hierarchical storage management involves organizing data into a hierarchy of storage systems, depending on its usage frequency. Dynamic tiering refers to the automated process of moving data between different tiers based on usage.
