Hi All,
If you are using a single rsync process, then it can take many hours.
I'm going to assume your directory has many files in it and/or directories.
What you can do is create many rsync tasks point at file 1, file2, etc or dir1, dir2.
So one rsync for every directory or one rsync per file or files.
Renice or set the nice number higher so the rsync gets higher cpu priority.
Don't use the -z option when transfering between disks on the same system and don't use the -v option.
Example:
rsync -a /data/dir/file1 /data2/dir &
rsync -a /data/dir/file2 /data2/dir &
And so on.
regards
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Paul Clayton
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Original Message:
Sent: Wed April 09, 2025 11:00 AM
From: Sylvain
Subject: Rsync
Hi, for a similar need we used msrsync from https://github.com/jbd/msrsync/blob/master/msrsync3
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Sylvain
AIX/Power expert - IBM Certified IT Specialist
Original Message:
Sent: Thu August 08, 2024 01:00 AM
From: PriyaRanjan Kumar
Subject: Rsync
Recently we have installed rsync and with in the server we have trying to copy 200 GB data from SAN to SAN FS but it took 7 hours to complete the rsync we are running aix 7.2 server can anyone suggest any changes need to perform to make the rsync faster
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PriyaRanjan Kumar
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