Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #2309, comment 28
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Ticket #2309, comment 28
initial v1 13 13 A lighter paper, taking into account buffer sizes, BDP tuning and multiple streams still found that ... the fastest transfers all used multiple streams: 14 14 15 Balancing TCP Buffer vs Parallel Streams in Application Level Throughput Optimization 16 15 17 https://www.cse.buffalo.edu/faculty/tkosar/papers/dadc_2009.pdf 16 18 17 19 I was looking for other file transfer methods and I ran across this which seems to show the current state-of-the-art for moving petabytes of data: 18 20 21 How to transfer large amounts of data via network by Harry Mangalam 22 19 23 http://moo.nac.uci.edu/~hjm/HOWTO_move_data.html#_parallel_tcp 20 24 21 Apparently Google has known about this for some time, they wrote their own utility for copying files to their cloud, "gsutil". "rclone" is the app for other cloud providers, and it uses Parallel TCP too.25 Apparently, Google has known about this for some time, they wrote their own utility for copying files to their cloud, "gsutil". "rclone" is the app for other cloud providers, and it uses Parallel TCP too. 22 26 23 27 In the Grid Computing space where research institutions move petabytes of files, the most used app is GridFTP ... which as you can guess, supports parallel TCP.