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The default replication factor is the number of copies of data blocks that are maintained in a distributed file system or storage system to ensure data availability and reliability. In systems like Hadoop Distributed File System (HDFS), the default replication factor is typically set to 3, meaning that each data block is stored on three different nodes within the cluster. This helps to protect against data loss due to node failures.
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