bi-directional replication

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Is there anything out there besides microsoft's DFSR to perform bi-directional replication of a single dataset? I have two sites that want t operate on the same data without explicit commits/merge/conflicts like git/svn.

Right how I use ZFS with multiple datasets, each of which is writable at only one location. Then I send/recv them at night.

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Mlovelace

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Why not use site-to-site VPN and just replicate data to the second site for disaster recovery?
 
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Mlovelace,

The users already have that option. But because the files are so large they need local copies. I accomplish this right how using two datasets at each site. Users at site A can only write to dataset A. But they have read-only access to dataset B, which is updated nightly using zfs send/recv.

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How would it work when two people edit the same file? This is still a real problem.

If that's not a problem in your environment, then something like Unison.
 
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