readme: update Faster Beast Mode
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Since s5cmd is all about speed, I found it appropriate to propose a faster example for
find /path -type f |s5cmd run
:)While
| xargs -I{} echo
is correct and works fine for most cases, it may be slow for very large lists.For example, I need to transfer directory with 226K very small files in a tree:
More than 4 minutes (test executed at EC2 m5.large), just because it needs to exec two commands on each iteration.
Replacing it with
awk
gives us:Both transferred filesets were identical:
In my case of 200K tiny files ,
| awk | s5cmd run
approach was 3-5 times faster than| xargs echo| s5cmd run
(300-400fps vs 900-1500fps).BTW, thank you for the great tool!