2 # Desc: A bash function for splitting up rsync jobs based on size
4 echo "ERROR:This is a bash function, not a script." 2>&1; exit 1;
6 function rsync_tranches
() {
7 # Desc: Runs rsync in parallel across different files size ranges
8 # Example: rsync_tranches -avu --progress --dry-run ./SOURCE/ ./DEST/
11 local -a rsync_opts
=();
14 # Parse arguments until source and destination are found
15 while [[ $# -gt 0 ]]; do
17 # If it's not an option, assume it's the source, then the destination
23 if [ -z "$source" ]; then
33 # Validate that source and destination are set
34 if [[ -z "$source" ]] ||
[[ -z "$dest" ]]; then
35 echo "Error: Source and destination directories must be specified." 1>&2;
39 # Tranche 1: 0 to 1MiB-1
40 rsync
--min-size='0' --max-size='1MiB-1' "${rsync_opts[@]}" "$source" "$dest" &
42 # Tranche 2: 1MiB to 10MiB-1
43 rsync
--min-size='1MiB' --max-size='10MiB-1' "${rsync_opts[@]}" "$source" "$dest" &
45 # Tranche 3: 10MiB to 100MiB-1
46 rsync
--min-size='10MiB' --max-size='100MiB-1' "${rsync_opts[@]}" "$source" "$dest" &
48 # Tranche 4: Greater than 100MiB
49 rsync
--min-size='100MiB' --max-size='8192PiB-1' "${rsync_opts[@]}" "$source" "$dest" &
51 wait # Wait for all rsync processes to complete
53 export -f rsync_tranches
;
55 # Author: Steven Baltakatei Sandoval