I have an IIS web server and 13 Windows 7 computers on the same VLAN.
On each Windows 7 computer I want to win_get_url a 182M file from the IIS
server.
Here is the ansible play
- name: download installer files
win_get_url:
url: "{{ item.url }}/{{ item.file }}"
dest: "{{ item.dest }}\\{{ item.file }}"
force: no
with_items:
- "{{ _installers }}"
tags: installer
It take almost 45 minutes to transfer the 182M file.
Opening up Google Chrome to "{{ item.url }}/{{ item.file }}" the file
downloads in a few seconds.
I have cygwin installed and wget "{{ item.url }}/{{ item.file }}" only
takes a few seconds.
How do I gather metrics so I can open up an intelligent github issue?
I don't want to open a generic "it's slow for me" issue, which is normally
followed by developer saying "it works for me".
ANSIBLE_DEBUG=1 and -vvvv do not return any sort of recognizable
performance metrics (I'll admit I don't know what to took for)
https://github.com/ansible/ansible/issues/23450 seems to be complaining
about win_copy performace
Not sure how the powershell part of the transfer happens, but some big time
differences on what powershell method you use for the transfer.
Documentation at here:
https://blog.jourdant.me/post/3-ways-to-download-files-with-powershell
Let me know what I can do to provide addition information.
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