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Rsync, article 1: Scenarios

rsync, article 1: Scenarios.
This post is the first article in a series of blog posts about rsync, see the Series Overview.
To motivate why it makes sense to look at rsync, I present three scenarios for which I have come to appreciate rsync: DokuWiki transfers, Software deployment and Backups.

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