Juicesync: Parallelized Rsync for Cloud Storage

juicesync

Juicesync is a tool to move your data in object storage between any clouds or regions, also support local file, sftp and HDFS.

How it works?

Juicesync will scan all the keys from two object stores, and comparing them in ascending order to find out missing or outdated keys, then download them from the source and upload them to the destination in parallel.

Install

With Homebrew

brew install juicedata/tap/juicesync

Download binary release

From here

Develop

We use go mod to manage modules, if not sure how to use this, refer to The official document.

Upgrade

• Use Homebrew to upgrade or
• Download a new version from release page

Usage

$ juicesync -h
NAME:
   juicesync - rsync for cloud storage

USAGE:
   juicesync [options] SRC DST
    SRC and DST should be [NAME://][ACCESS_KEY:SECRET_KEY@]BUCKET[.ENDPOINT][/PREFIX]

VERSION:
   v0.5.0-1-gce9968c

COMMANDS:
   help, h  Shows a list of commands or help for one command

GLOBAL OPTIONS:
   --start KEY, -s KEY        the first KEY to sync
   --end KEY, -e KEY          the last KEY to sync
   --threads value, -p value  number of concurrent threads (default: 10)
   --http-port PORT           HTTP PORT to listen to (default: 6070)
   --update, -u               update existing file if the source is newer (default: false)
   --force-update, -f         always update existing file (default: false)
   --perms                    preserve permissions (default: false)
   --dirs                     Sync directories or holders (default: false)
   --dry                      don't copy file (default: false)
   --delete-src, --deleteSrc  delete objects from source after synced (default: false)
   --delete-dst, --deleteDst  delete extraneous objects from destination (default: false)
   --exclude PATTERN          exclude keys containing PATTERN (POSIX regular expressions)
   --include PATTERN          only include keys containing PATTERN (POSIX regular expressions)
   --manager value            manager address
   --worker value             hosts (seperated by comma) to launch worker
   --verbose, -v              turn on debug log (default: false)
   --quiet, -q                change log level to ERROR (default: false)
   --help, -h                 show help (default: false)
   --version, -V              print only the version (default: false)

SRC and DST must be an URI of the following object storage:

• file: local files
• sftp: FTP via SSH
• s3: Amazon S3
• hdfs: Hadoop File System (HDFS)
• gcs: Google Cloud Storage
• wasb: Windows Azure Blob Storage
• oss: Aliyun OSS
• cos: Tencent Cloud COS
• ks3: KSYun KS3
• ufile: UCloud UFile
• qingstor: Qingcloud QingStor
• bos: Baidu Cloud Object Storage
• jss: JCloud Object Storage
• qiniu: Qiniu
• b2: Backblaze B2
• space: Digital Ocean Space
• obs: Huawei Object Storage Service

SRC and DST should be in the following format:

[NAME://][ACCESS_KEY:SECRET_KEY@]BUCKET[.ENDPOINT][/PREFIX]

Some examples:

• local/path
• user@host:path
• file:///Users/me/code/
• hdfs://hdfs@namenode1:9000,namenode2:9000/user/
• s3://my-bucket/
• s3://access-key:secret-key-id@my-bucket/prefix
• gcs://my-bucket.us-west1.googleapi.com/
• oss://test
• cos://test-1234
• obs://my-bucket
• bos://my-bucket

Note:

• It's recommended to run juicesync in the target region to have better performance.
• Auto discover endpoint for bucket of S3, OSS, COS, OBS, BOS, SRC and DST can use format NAME://[ACCESS_KEY:SECRET_KEY@]BUCKET[/PREFIX] . ACCESS_KEY and SECRET_KEY can be provided by corresponding environment variables (see below).
• S3:
  • The access key and secret key for S3 could be provided by AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY, or IAM role.
• COS:
  • The AppID should be part of the bucket name.
  • The credential can be provided by environment variable COS_SECRETID and COS_SECRETKEY.
• GCS: The machine should be authorized to access Google Cloud Storage.
• OSS:
  • The credential can be provided by environment variable ALICLOUD_ACCESS_KEY_ID and ALICLOUD_ACCESS_KEY_SECRET , RAM role, EMR MetaService.
• OBS:
  • The credential can be provided by environment variable HWCLOUD_ACCESS_KEY and HWCLOUD_SECRET_KEY .
• BOS:
  • The credential can be provided by environment variable BDCLOUD_ACCESS_KEY and BDCLOUD_SECRET_KEY .
• Qiniu: The S3 endpoint should be used for Qiniu, for example, abc.cn-north-1-s3.qiniu.com. If there are keys starting with "/", the domain should be provided as QINIU_DOMAIN.
• sftp: if your target machine uses SSH certificates instead of password, you should pass the path to your private key file to the environment variable SSH_PRIVATE_KEY_PATH, like SSH_PRIVATE_KEY_PATH=/home/someuser/.ssh/id_rsa juicesync [src] [dst].

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