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The Art of Parallelization with GNU xargs and pssh
As you can imagine, running a for() loop on 1000+ systems is fraught with potential issues and is very very slow. Running commands in parallel greatly speeds things up and keeps normal network time outs from bringing your work to … Continue reading
Posted in Parallelization, Performance, UNIX CLI
Tagged OpenSSH, Parallelization, pssh, SSH, xargs
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