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From: Joshua Jensen
Date: 9/24/2010 8:47 AM
Our Git repository central server is running on some kind of
enterprise VM software. I can push repository changes through the
Gitolite-monitored SSH tunnel at 10+ megabytes per second.
A 'git pull' operation (even a fresh clone of the packed repository)
always caps at 1.55 MiB/s, according to the "Receiving objects" line
in the status text.
Thinking it might be a hardware issue (half duplex?), I installed
VirtualBox on my Windows 7 64-bit machine and then made an Ubuntu
Gitolite install. Running on my local hardware, the push is roughly
12 megabytes per second. The 'git pull' downstream again caps at 1.55
MiB/s.
Are there any configuration settings within Git that may limit the
git-upload-pack operation's speed?
I realize this could be a MinGW issue via the msysGit client.
Update: I just copied a large file via 'scp', and the downstream still
capped at 1.55-ish megabytes per second. So it isn't Git.
Replying to my own message... I take that back. I'm not sure what I was
seeing, but I can consistently run scp and copy files at 6+ megabytes
per second.
With that in mind, I'm back to looking at Git's pull performance over
SSH. It never exceeds 1.55 MiB/s.
Josh
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