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04-12-2004, 08:49 PM #1We Manage Everything.
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how can I rsync a /home dir to another server via cron? [cPanel]
how can I rsync a /home dir to another server via cron?
I have a high load site and am thinking rsyncing it to anther server via cron and using round robin might be a temp fix to some of the load issues while we go through and optimize the databases and other issues.
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04-12-2004, 10:55 PM #2Web Hosting Master
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rsync uses SSH so you can setup a public/private key on the 2 machines so root can SSH in without a password.
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04-13-2004, 12:54 AM #3We Manage Everything.
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So rsync is simply responsible for the keys/authentication and then I would need to have some sort of script to wget and extract the files on the second server?
My problem is this is a large site with lots of users and database activity. Perhaps this is not the best solution.
Perhaps if one server acted as a database server and the other handled Apache and PHP requests.
I am getting obscene server load spikes and am trying to balance the loads without hardware load balancers. I cant seem to find a good method for a server with a heavt db usage.
Perhaps hosting the db on one server and then round robin the rest of the requests among the 2 might work, but the sites being out of sync until rsync (or whatever solution) in the meantime presents a problem.
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04-13-2004, 02:49 AM #4Web Hosting Master
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Look into using NAS (network attached storage) or NFS mounts to syncronize. With NFS (network file system), you don't need extra hardware. You might want to search google for an NFS how-to.
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