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I strace'd and it looks like a lot of the traffic is due to repeatedly sending exceptions over the remoting channel:
write(8, "q\0~\0\5\0\2\16`\0\0\0\0sr\0 java.lang.ClassNotFoundException\177Z\315f>\324 \216\2\0\1L\0\2exq\0~\0\1xq\0~\0\10pt\0\23java.nio.file.Filesuq\0~\0\r\0\0\0\21sq\0~\0\17\0\0\5_t\0\33jenkins.util.AntClassLoadert\0\23AntClassLoader.javat\0\25findClassInComponentssq\0~\0\17\0\0\5-q\0~\0004q\0~\0005t\0\tfindClasssq\0~\0\17", 233) = 233
This is plausible, as our slaves/master run on Java 1.6 and java.nio.file.Files is new in 1.7.
I will try to bump our slaves to use JDK 1.7 and see if that helps.