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Old 11-20-2008
Linux data replication solutions.
Can any one help in listing out the data replication solutions that are available on linux.

I can try couple

1.DRDB
2. Rsync

Can any one help ?
Thanks,
Mano
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Old 11-20-2008
DRDB is rather a solution for High Availability, but rsync is widely adopted and used.
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