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rsync would work fine, but you could also look at using NFS if you want &quot;realtime&quot; updates.
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rsync would work fine, but you could also look at using NFS if you want "realtime" updates.

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We need to sync-up the directories in realtime or near-realtime.<br />
The change at one server's directory should be updated in identical directory of other two servers almost immediately, though not simultaneously. The servers are in the same network.<br />
The OS in all are Redhat.<br />
Is there a way to do this in rsync? If not rsync, is there any other process to achieve this.<br />
We are not going for any third party product.
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We need to sync-up the directories in realtime or near-realtime.
The change at one server's directory should be updated in identical directory of other two servers almost immediately, though not simultaneously. The servers are in the same network.
The OS in all are Redhat.
Is there a way to do this in rsync? If not rsync, is there any other process to achieve this.
We are not going for any third party product.

Sync-up the directories in realtime or near-realtime

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