check out drbd - it might do what you want.
It can be thought of as a RAID across networks, since it works on the
device level, not the file level, but it is not a RAID.
On Fri, Feb 13, 2009 at 7:07 AM, Jon Watson wrote:
> I'm not sure either of this functionality falls within rsync's purview.
>
I'm not sure either of this functionality falls within rsync's purview.
Rsync is an "open source utility that provides fast incremental file
transfer." It's not an application that mounts drives or clusters space
or provides P2P functionality.
I can see using rsync *within* some apps that provide
Hi, I have 2 Suggestion for rsync. 1)You should have a feature that
enables rsync to be able to manage a cluster of web servers with load
balancers, so if a person has 100 web servers connected together and
running them as a cluster with load balancers, rsync will mount all the
hard-drives of the 1
