I feel as though having some form of logging/verbosity on the status of Cephgeorep's file sync would be extremely helpful. Things like the list of files that it is currently working on a sync for, the transfer speed, any disconnects, etc. Currently user has no real way of knowing what is queued up for sync.
Rsync has some verbose outputs that could potentially be parsed for some of this such as the file lists, and if you use iotop you can potentially get the througput of just the georep daemon. If there was a central location you could go to get a nice overview of some of this information it would be great.
I feel as though having some form of logging/verbosity on the status of Cephgeorep's file sync would be extremely helpful. Things like the list of files that it is currently working on a sync for, the transfer speed, any disconnects, etc. Currently user has no real way of knowing what is queued up for sync.
Rsync has some verbose outputs that could potentially be parsed for some of this such as the file lists, and if you use iotop you can potentially get the througput of just the georep daemon. If there was a central location you could go to get a nice overview of some of this information it would be great.