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What is Tar?
What is this format?
TAR is a Unix and Linux archive format that combines files into a single container, usually without compressing them itself.
What is it used for?
Bundling files and directories while preserving their structure and metadata. A separate compression method is often used to reduce the archive's size.
What can you test with a sample file?
Test backup uploads, archive extraction and file size limits.
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