A utility that mirrors local directories across multiple servers using rsync, aiming for simple and efficient synchronization
lsyncd is a utility that synchronizes local directories with remote targets using rsync. It runs as a daemon in the background and ensures that local directories remain synchronized with the specified targets.
Some key features of lsyncd:
lsyncd aims to make it easy to keep critical directories like configuration files, storage mounts, and application data in sync across servers with minimal overhead. It is often used to simplify replication and clustering for high availability. Since it uses rsync under the hood, it is generally much more efficient than basic cron + rsync scripts for frequently syncing directories.
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