centos 7 sersync

Sersync is a tool that is used for file synchronization between multiple servers. It is commonly used in environments where data needs to be replicated across different systems in real-time.

To install and configure Sersync on CentOS 7, you can follow these steps:

1. Install the required dependencies:

   sudo yum install -y gcc make cmake

2. Download the Sersync package from the official website or any trusted source and extract it.

3. Change to the extracted directory and compile Sersync:

   cd sersync2-X.X.X  # Replace X.X.X with the actual version number
   make

4. Copy the compiled binaries to a location in your system path:

   sudo cp sersync2 /usr/local/bin/

5. Create a configuration file for Sersync:

   sudo cp sersync2.conf /etc/sersync2.conf

6. Edit the configuration file `/etc/sersync2.conf` according to your needs. You need to specify the source and destination directories that you want to synchronize, among other settings.

7. Start Sersync:

   sersync2 -d -r -o /etc/sersync2.conf

The `-d` option runs Sersync in the background, `-r` enables real-time synchronization, and `-o` specifies the configuration file.

Sersync will now start synchronizing files between the specified source and destination directories. You can check the logs in `/var/log/sersync2.log` for any errors or status updates.

Please note that these steps provide a basic setup for Sersync on CentOS 7. You may need to adjust the configuration and settings based on your specific requirements and environment.