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Trying to speed up tar, I thougth that maybe you can add a sync method that is tar+ssh into a destination.
This way, we save writing on the origin, which is normally a server where the impact on cpu is important, but I have no idea how much difference will this make.
Trying to speed up tar, I thougth that maybe you can add a sync method that is tar+ssh into a destination.
This way, we save writing on the origin, which is normally a server where the impact on cpu is important, but I have no idea how much difference will this make.
these links are not exactly about it, but the answer talk about tar+ssh
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/30953/tar-rsync-untar-any-speed-benefit-over-just-rsync
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/513042/how-to-speed-up-tar-just-build-a-package-without-compression
tar -cf - xxx/ | ssh otherhost 'cat > xxx.tar'
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