Linux Advanced tips: rsync sync (ii)

1. Configure two node synchronization

The previous post has shown how to synchronize a host. This time we'll add a host to synchronize. There is no duality in the method.
1. First display our console:


Last time the content of 192.168.2.103 synchronization 192.168.2.102. This lets 192.168.2.104 nodes synchronize the contents of 192.168.2.102.

Install the rsync and xinetd services on 192.168.2.104 first:




Start the Rsync service in the xinetd configuration file:




Change the rsync configuration file:




Start the XINETD service (in order to start the rsync service):


Then we switch to the main service console and copy a configuration file:


Change the contents of the configuration file to match the second node:


Then we create the Sync folder and go to the folder and create 5 files for testing:


We do a general synchronization on the main control node:


Then we saw the five files synced over the 192.168.2.104:


And the content of the HTTPD service published by 192.168.2.103 is also 192.168.2.102 in sync:


2.Summary

At this point we rsync+sersync the explanation of the first, the use of rsync is also very broad, to be flexible to use. For high-volume server operation and maintenance will certainly achieve a multiplier effect.

Linux Advanced tips: rsync sync (ii)