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02.18.2008 at 05:59AM PST, ID: 23171257
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RSYNC causing high load on remote server, how can I reduce this?

Asked by intechfs in Linux Administration, Linux Programming, Linux Networking

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We have a number of servers using rsync 2.6.6 to send data to a remote location.  We use the following cmd to execute the sync:
rsync -avzW --progress --stats --delete -e "ssh -i /root/rsync/rsync-key" /home/* xx@xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:/home/1/

When we have 10+ running at the same time load begins to get very high (11.49, 10.75, 9.12)

The local data we are syncing is static and is output in a time/date format, so rsync is possibly overkill for our needs, as we do not need the deltablock xfer.
I have heard that other methods of transfer  can be used with rsync (RCP?) to reduce load.

Could anyone offer some advice as to how i might do this?

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Zones: Linux Administration, Linux Programming, Linux Networking
Tags: suse 10, rsync, 2.6.6
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