By bloid
via weblogs.java.net
Published: Aug 29 2008 / 02:35
One common requirement when you set up a Subversion repository concerns how it will be backed up. Another involves what happens if the main repository server goes down for some reason. Yet another is about how to deal with teams distributed across large distances or connected with limited networks. Subversion has some interesting solutions to all of these concerns, notably via the svnsync tool, and more recently with a new feature called Write-Through Proxying, that makes setting up distributed repositories much easier.
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