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> rsync works best (easiest) when used to copy HOSTA:/dir/A to
> HOSTB:/difdir/A. We migrate our code to a test|stageing server first, where
> it is in the standard directory structure, THEN use rsync to push it out to
> the production servers.
>
We had a staging server, and pushed out to 8 webservers ourselves,
using rsync. We would do it single threaded, and the customer didn't like it
since it could take up to an hour for the last machine in the list to
catch up to the first. Since its load balanced, it could very easily show
broken links/pages/images.
So we tried parallel, and it KILLED the performance of the staging
server (admittedly it is an IDE based machine, CUSTOMER REQUEST).
So, the customer went out and had 2 NetApp Filers shipped in, and we
NFS mount it to all the servers. The 2 NetApps use "SnapMirror" between
them every minute.
Tuc/TTSG
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Dan Phoenix [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, September 28, 2000 2:47 PM
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> Hello i am new to this list.
> I was wondering if someone could set me up in right direction.
> What i want to do is update all my other 15 webservers
> from a cvs tree with rsync.....anyone help me out?
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