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It is possible to start rsync simultaneously when finishing two plots.
Am I assigning two dirs to the created plots? However, the Archive only starts when it finishes sending a plot.
For me this has been a small problem, because due to the distance between the servers I can't reach the maximum transfer speed using just one rsync.
I did the test manually and running two rsync I can achieve the same transfer rates on each as when using just one.
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This is something I requested as well, unfortunately has not been implemented yet.
I don't even want to move them on networks but rather on the same server, all of my HDDs are externals hooked up to a USB hub.
I wrote a simple bash script to do this, would be your best to do the same yourself; :/
@toboladao, what is your full configuration file? What transfer rate are you seeing? By default, there is an 80MB/s bandwidth limit set for the rsyncd archival target definition.
Do note that there is https://github.com/rjsears/chia_plot_manager. By sharing this I don't mean that plotman shouldn't support multiple archive jobs, but it doesn't presently and I want to make sure people are aware of the other tools.
I similarly would love parallel archival. Even with the default BW limit removed, some users like myself would benefit.
I have a 56GB/s infiniband/Mellanox ethernet backbone between my machines, however saturating this link cannot be done single-threaded. To get close to leveraging this throughput, multiple parallel transfers is required.
I too have written a script, but native functionality for plotman would be awesome.
It is possible to start rsync simultaneously when finishing two plots.
Am I assigning two dirs to the created plots? However, the Archive only starts when it finishes sending a plot.
For me this has been a small problem, because due to the distance between the servers I can't reach the maximum transfer speed using just one rsync.
I did the test manually and running two rsync I can achieve the same transfer rates on each as when using just one.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: