Version control for large binary files and >1TB repositories?

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Sorry to come up with this topic again, as there are soo many other questions already related - but none that covers my problem directly.

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Answer 1

Update May 2017:

Git, with the addition of GVFS (Git Virtual File System), can support virtually any number of files of any size (starting with the Windows repository itself: "The largest Git repo on the planet" (3.5M files, 320GB).
This is not yet >1TB, but it can scale there.

The work done with GVFS is slowly proposed upstream (that is to Git itself), but that is still a work in progress.
GVFS is implement on Windows, but will soon be done for Mac (because the team at Windows developing Office for Mac demands it), and Linux.

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April 2015

Git can actually be considered as a viable VCS for large data, with Git Large File Storage (LFS) (by GitHub, april 2015).

git-lfs (see git-lfs.github.com) can be tested with a server supporting it: lfs-test-server (or directly with github.com itself):
You can store metadata only in the git repo, and the large file elsewhere.