OK...possibly made a silly mistake...I have the bucket mounted (for a copy) 
elsewhere, while running clone-fs. While no writes are occurring, the 
metadata does get uploaded periodically, I believe.

Am I therefor likely now to have a corrupt clone? It doesn't look like 
clone-fs has 'rsync-like' features, so I can't just unmount and re-do to 
get updates AFAICT. Any thoughts?

On Thursday, April 15, 2021 at 8:42:42 PM UTC+10 Grunthos wrote:

> On Thursday, April 15, 2021 at 5:28:56 AM UTC+10 [email protected] wrote:
>
>> You can try to adjust the number of threads, but apart from that I 
>> think you fundamentally cannot do any better than this (neither with 
>> other tools nor with major code changes to S3QL). 
>>
>>
> Yep! Seem like you are correct: `clone-fs.py` (16 threads) does a faster 
> download than `gsutil -m rsync...`. Still depressingly slow, though -- 
> which I assume is a limit put in place by my ISP and/or Google. CPU 
> cruising at 30% and link runs at same speed with 8 or 16 threads. FWIW, it 
> does indeed seem that the current fastest option might in fact be to clone 
> the fs then restore locally. The mount/rsync option is much slower. But I 
> will know more one I have actually restored from the local copy.
>
>

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