slow upload speed

[newcron]

hi guys, maybe you do have an idea: I have a rather big release (150mb, gzipped with max compression). If I upload it from the shell via SCP, I get ~1.5 mb/sec. but if I upload it with grunt-ssh-deploy, I only get ~100 kb/sec which makes the deployment painfully long...

have you ever experienced something like this?

this is my config:

 environments: {
            options: {
                local_path: "atlas-release.tar.gz",
                deploy_path: "~/releases"
            },
            aws_test: {
                options: {
                    host: "xxx",
                    username: "devenv",
                    port: 2222,
                    agent: process.env.SSH_AUTH_SOCK,
                    debug: true,
                    releases_to_keep: 1,
                    after_deploy: "cd ~/releases/current && tar -zxf release.tar.gz"
                }
            }
        }

[tamitutor]

+1

[aborovsky]

+1 Пн, 14 сент. 2015 г. в 21:54, Tami Wright [email protected]:

+1

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/dasuchin/grunt-ssh-deploy/issues/46#issuecomment-140174497 .

[tamitutor]

Until this is fixed, I'm reverting to grunt-ssh and implementing what's outlined in this blog post. If I find the time to create a patch for this package I will--and post a pull-request.

[dasuchin]

Have you tried using the zip option? The plugin itself uses scp, so I'm not sure why it would be any slower than just running scp yourself.

[tamitutor]

Yes, I did try zip and it was still extremely slow...a 12.9mb zip file wasn't uploaded after an hour. I am using a private key instead of a password if that helps at all. (A private key doesn't seem to affect how quickly *_deploy hooks execute--they are executed plenty fast...)

[tamitutor]

After moving everything over to use what I mentioned I found in the blog post (see comment before last) I had the same problems...it appears to be a sftp issue--possibly. I'm now using grunt-exec with a "scp" command to get my file on the server--and it's faster...MUCH faster.

[newcron]

it's definitely not about zipping content. I measured the bytes that were sent out by my PC to the network. Using grunt-ssh-deploy, only 100kb/sec are sent out to the internet, using scp directly, then it's 15x more.

If zipping the contents would have been the different, the bytes/sec should have been identical while the number of total bytes would differ.