Rsync+lsync implementation of triggered real-time synchronization

Use Rsync+lsync implement triggered real-time synchronization

Server information

centos6.5

Main: 192.168.5.4 Build Lsync

from: 192.168.5.3 Build rsync

1.1 from server settings

# yum-y Install rsync xinetd# cp/etc/xinetd.d/rsync/etc/xinetd.d/rsync.blk# Vim/etc/xinetd.d/rsync# Default:off# description:the Rsync server is a good addition to an FTP server, as it \# allows CRC Checksumming etc.Service Rsync{        Disable = no→ Modify 'Yes 'as 'No '        flags = ipv6→Modify 'IPv6 'as 'IPv4 '        Socket_type = Stream        wait = no        user = root        Server =/usr/bin/rsync        Server_args =--daemon        log_on_failure + = USERID}1.2.Startxinetdand set the boot entry. 

# service XINETD Start

# Chkconfig xinetd on

1.3. Create a storage directory for synchronized files.

# Mkdir/home/backup

1.4. Create a rsyncd.conf profile.

# vim/etc/rsyncd.conf

[Backup] → name Any

Path =/home/backup → synchronizing file storage paths

hosts allow = 192.168.5.4→ Allow connected hosts (specify the primary server IP )

Hosts deny = *

List = True

UID = root

GID = root

Read Only = False

2. master server settings .

2.1. Installing rsync.

# yum-y Install rsync

2.2. Create a synchronization object, a list of files that do not need to be synchronized.

# Vim/etc/rsync_exclude.lst

Xx

Xx.txt

2.3. on the primary server, execute the following command .

testing the master server /data/ The following files are synchronized to the slave server /home/backup

# Rsync-avz--delete--exclude-from=/etc/rsync_exclude.lst/data 192.168.5.3::backup

3. using Rsync + lsync, when the file or directory changes, you can do real-time synchronization.

3.1. log in to the master server and download the installation lsync.

# RPM-IVH http://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/epel/6/x86_64/epel-release-6-8.noarch.rpm

# yum Install Lsyncd-y

3.2. Configure the lsyncd file.

# CP/ETC/SYSCONFIG/LSYNCD/ETC/SYSCONFIG/LSYNCD.BLK

# VIM/ETC/SYSCONFIG/LSYNCD

# Keep The space there for SYSTEMD. Don ' t nest variables without

# Changing the SYSTEMD service file to use:/usr/bin/sh-c ' eval XXXX '

#

lsyncd_options= "-pidfile/var/run/lsyncd.pid/etc/lsyncd.conf" → Remove ' # '

#LSYNCD_OPTIONS = ""

3.3. Configure lsyncd.conf, add the following:

# vim/etc/lsyncd.conf

settings{

Statusfile = "/tmp/lsyncd.stat",

Statusinterval = 1,

}

sync{

Default.rsync,

source= "/data", → Specify the source file directory to be synchronized

target= "192.168.5.3::backup", → Slave Server IP: (rsyncd.conf Set the name )

excludefrom= "/etc/rsync_exclude.lst", → exclude file list

}

3.4. start lsync.

#/ETC/RC.D/INIT.D/LSYNCD Start

# Chkconfig LSYNCD on

3.5. on the primary server, create a new test file.

data]# Touch XX

3.6. on confirmation from the server , synchronization succeeded.

# Ls/home/backup

Rsync+lsync implementation of triggered real-time synchronization