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rsync does what was designed to do and the lack of scope creep is not a bad thing. There is "fpsync" - another tool on top of rsync (which was mentioned in one of the comments at article's page) that covers the parallel processing use-case: https://manpages.debian.org/bullseye/fpart/fpsync.1.en.html


rsync was designed to synchronize directories of files from one directory to another, optionally on another host, and to do so efficiently.

It doesn’t do that.

Even before this conversation, a few weeks ago I started working on a modern replacement.




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