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We can mirror it for you wholesale @SteveMarshall

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How I started mirroring Why would you mirror? Tools for mirroring What can we learn?

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You can take it with you

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How I started mirroring Why would you mirror? Tools for mirroring What can we learn?

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Avoid dependencies’ downtime

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Avoid dependencies’ downtime Slow (or no!) network

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Avoid dependencies’ downtime Slow (or no!) network Control dependency changes

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Avoid dependencies’ downtime Slow (or no!) network Control dependency changes Improve performance

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How I started mirroring Why would you mirror? Tools for mirroring What can we learn?

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Index of / localhost:8000

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$ rsync --archive --delete \ > --compress --progress \ > $SOURCE_URI \ > $TARGET_DIR

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$ rsync --archive --delete \ > --compress --progress \ > cpan.org::CPAN \ > /data/cpan $ rsync --archive --delete \ > --compress --progress \

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$ rsync --archive --delete \ > --compress --progress \ > ietf.org::internet-drafts \ > /data/ietf

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$ rsync --archive --delete \ > --compress --progress \ > ftp.funet.fi::ftp/pub/\ > mirrors/ftp.imdb.com/pub \ > /data/imdb

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$ git clone --shared --bare \ > $SOURCE_URI \ > $TARGET_DIR $ cd $TARGET_DIR $ git update-server-info

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$ wget $SOME_FILE

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$ wget --mirror \ > --convert-links \ > --page-requisites \ > --no-parent \ > $SOURCE_URI

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$ some_proprietary_cmd \ > --for $REASONS

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$ apt-mirror # rsync wrapper $ gem mirror $ bandersnatch mirror # PyPI

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1) The Mirror’s IP must be registered at pear.php.net as a valid mirror 2) The Mirror must be registered as a DNS alias in the form xx.pear.php.net (us.pear.php.net, de.pear.php.net, etc.) —Mirroring pear.php.net

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The central repository is over 180 GB and growing. To save us bandwidth and you time, mirroring the entire central repository is not allowed. —Creating Your Own [Maven] Mirror

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How I started mirroring Why would you mirror? Tools for mirroring What can we learn?

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WORKS LIKE MAGIC DON’T KNOW IF IT WORKS ≈

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DON’T REINVENT THE WHEEL

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DISTRIBUTED IS BETTER THAN CENTRALISED

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Tools rsync.samba.org, git-scm.com, www.gnu.org/software/wget, github.com/devfort?query=cookbook Websites devfort.com, mostlyfinal.com, behabitual.com, spacelog.org