Running async
Sync uses the async command line tool to
synchronize content from the source to the destination. async has many
options for customizing the behavior of the synchronization, and this section describes how
to compose an async session, the command line arguments, and examples for
specific use cases.
Composing an Async Session async session, but only a few are required, and Aspera recommends using several others. async Command Reference async session accepts the following options, some of which are required.Examples of Async Commands and Output async output.Using Filters to Include and Exclude Files Filtering Examples Bidirectional Example async sessions, as show in the following example.Synchronizing with AWS S3 Storage async session must be configured to support Sync and the async must include certain file system-related options.Sync with Basic Token Authorization IBM Aspera Transfer Cluster Manager or IBM Aspera on Cloud transfer service (AoCts ), can be used as synchronization endpoints by configuring the async database on the node and authenticating the async session with a basic token. A basic token requires a docroot on the server and allows access to all files in the docroot.