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The article mentions gsutil being slow and not resuming transfers, maybe thats their main issue?
by bifrost 7y ago
The article mentions gsutil being slow and not resuming transfers, maybe thats their main issue?
- Vellabanda 7y agoThat is correct. gsutil will be a one-time thing. If you want to ensure, constant replication with metadata tracking with parallel workers for transfer(fast), this will be good. And I think they support have AWS, Azure and Ceph along with GCP
- wabernat1 7y agoZenko supports replication from Scality's RING, AWS S3, and other S3-compatible hosts (Wasabi, CEPH, and Scality S3 Connector) to AWS-compatible (Wasabi, DigitalOcean, RADOS Gateway), Azure, and GCP target clouds. Azure sourcing is in development.
- dekhn 7y agogsutil sync is not slow (worked at Google for years and transferred petabytes quickly with it). what does that mean not resuming transfers? It picks up where you last ran. Do you mean for an individual file?
- wabernat1 7y agoIf you're replicating a big bucket and the replication fails, it picks up where it broke, not from where you last ran it.