One remote storage is located on your campus or LAN (your local Ubuntu server) and the other remote storage is located in the Azure cloud. As far as I understood, you have a computer on which you mapped several remote storages to local file system in a kind of tree of forest configuration. Kjs00333 wrote:I have a mapped drive on one of my servers to a network location, and would like the data synchronized in real time to my azure storage account (also a mapped drive on the same server). If anyone has any recommendations for this use case, I would be happy to hear them :) but not on this amount of files for real time sync. I have also tried a freeware program called Desynchronize, which works well.
I have used Rsync as a batch script that runs nightly, but the problem is that I have over 1.5 million small files that need to be kept in sync, and Rsync is extremely slow trying to do incremental sync with that amount of files. With me having 2 mapped drives to a network share, this wouldn't work for me.
I was told that Doubletake is great software for replication, but it would not work for my scenario because it wants locally attached storage to replicate from as the source. I have a mapped drive on one of my servers to a network location, and would like the data synchronized in real time to my azure storage account (also a mapped drive on the same server).
I'm looking for some recommendations on data replication software similar to Doubletake.
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