- A = The TA and RPP share rsync modules
- B = RRDP is available
If the "rsync by module" hack is applied to TAs and Fort downloads the
TA by rsync,
- If A and B, Fort performs 1 big rsync and 1 big RRDP update
- If A and !B, Fort performs 1 big rsync
- If !A and B, Fort performs 1 single-file rsync and 1 big RRDP update
- If !A and !B, Fort performs 1 single-file rsync and 1 big rsync
If the "rsync by module" hack is not applied to TAs and Fort downloads
the TA by rsync,
- If A and B, Fort performs 1 single-file rsync and 1 big RRDP update
- If A and !B, Fort performs 1 single-file rsync and 1 big rsync
- If !A and B, Fort performs 1 single-file rsync and 1 big RRDP update
- If !A and !B, Fort performs 1 single-file rsync and 1 big rsync
So not applying the hack on TAs is more cache-efficient.