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I've got a project I'm working on, and I need some advice on how to code something. Let me explain the goal.
I have 3 servers that my team uploads files too every day. I have a backup server that I run. It's tedious as all hell to download from each one, every day. I don't know what is new, and what isn't. The 3 Servers run CentOS, while my server runs Windows. Here's what I need it to do.
Every 24 hours, I want it to check for new files, if there are new files, it initiates a download to my back up server. There is a specific time frame that the server will be able to download. I have a relatively fast internet, however the server is only running a dual core with 15TB of Storage in a Pooled Environment. The download can run from 12AM PST to 3PM PST, a 15 hour window. At most that would be uploaded/downloaded would be 5GB or less, depending on whats being updated. My server at home will be running sftp, so there isn't that problem. I could make the files download in ftps, and only accept connections from my 3 servers.
I've never worked on anything in Linux, it's always been Windows. I'm open to suggestions for other software for syncing, but I'd like to build this on my own.
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