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Why I Wrote My Own Rsync - Michael Stapelberg - Media.CCC.De
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- 1 Intro
- 2 rsync: a fast, versatile, remote file-copying tool
- 3 rsync: history
- 4 compact file list entry on the wire
- 5 how does rsync work? (protocol version 27)
- 6 hash search ("the rsync algorithm")
- 7 visualization: resource usage
- 8 visualization resource usage sync receiver
- 9 Why did I write my own rsync?
- 10 fiber7 hardware upgrade
- 11 custom-built PC with 25 Gbit/s network card
- 12 router7 is built on gokrazy
- 13 gokrazy case study: scan drive
- 14 gokrazy case study: scandrive
- 15 router7: architecture
- 16 router7 server merge
- 17 prototyping: how I ran tridge rsyncd on gokrazy
- 18 better rsync on gokrazy
- 19 gokrazy/rsync: project status: functionality
- 20 gokrazy/rsync: project status: performance
- 21 Use case: distri Linux
- 22 Use case: scan drive backup: gokrazy packer
- 23 Use case: scan drive backup: flags and config
- 24 Use case: scan2drive backup: flags and config
- 25 Use case: scan drive backup: SSH + rsync
- 26 how does one approach such open-ended projects?
- 27 Thank you for your attention!
