Makuosan(MAKUO for short) is a software which transfer files to multiple servers simultaneously using UDP multicast.
Makuosan(MAKUO for short) is a software which transfer files to multiple servers simultaneously using UDP multicast. (MAKUO consists of makuosan daemon and command line utility msync. The makuosan should be run on every server in a cluster. The makuo talk to makuosan daemon.) MAKUO has following features; Scalability: The time required to transfer files to multiple servers does not depend on the number of the target servers. It takes almost as same amount of time to transfer files to 20 servers as it does to 10 servers. However, it is desirable to use MAKUO among servers with similar performance, because transfer speed is limited by the slowest server. Simultaneous update on every server. The makuosan transfers files simultaneously using IP multicast. Therefore, there should not be any out of sync server. Simple configuration: Each makuosan daemon maintains available server list by periodically checking existence of other makuosan daemons on different servers. The makuosan transfers files only to those servers where makuosan daemon is also alive. Therefore, it never stalls waiting for a dead server, or timeouts.
Makuosan(MAKUO for short) is a software which transfer files to multiple servers simultaneously using UDP multicast. (MAKUO consists of makuosan daemon and command line utility msync. The makuosan should be run on every server in a cluster. The makuo talk to makuosan daemon.) MAKUO has following features; Scalability: The time required to transfer files to multiple servers does not depend on the number of the target servers. It takes almost as same amount of time to transfer files to 20 servers as it does to 10 servers. However, it is desirable to use MAKUO among servers with similar performance, because transfer speed is limited by the slowest server. Simultaneous update on every server. The makuosan transfers files simultaneously using IP multicast. Therefore, there should not be any out of sync server. Simple configuration: Each makuosan daemon maintains available server list by periodically checking existence of other makuosan daemons on different servers. The makuosan transfers files only to those servers where makuosan daemon is also alive. Therefore, it never stalls waiting for a dead server, or timeouts.
To install makuosan, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install makuosan
To see what files were installed by makuosan, run:
port contents makuosan
To later upgrade makuosan, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade makuosan
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