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    The challenge is to keep the two nfs' in sync For the moment assume that writes will only occur to nfs1, which then has to propagate the changes to nfs2 Periodic generic rsyncs have proved too slow - each rsync takes several hours to complete, even with -az
  • rsync - Fastest way to move 90 million files (270GB) between two NFS . . .
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    NFS has a file handle per file system object As you rename a directory, the filemhandle did not change and lookup gives you positive result
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    Mounting the server with the sync option changed nothing UPDATE: The plot thickens On Ubuntu Mint 17, Linux kernel 3 13 0, (nfs version: 1 2 8), i set up a loopback mountpoint, with both sync and async options and re-ran the tests Speed differences definitely show a difference between sync and async
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