What are two ways to improve the performance of the NetApp Cloud Sync service?

The best approaches to improve the performance of the NetApp Cloud Sync service involve actions that can directly enhance the throughput and efficiency of the data transfer process. Increasing the number of concurrent transfers allows more data to be moved at the same time, which can significantly boost performance, especially in environments with sufficient network resources. Adding additional data brokers to the same relationship also enhances performance by distributing the workload across multiple brokers, increasing the overall capacity and speed of data synchronization.

In contrast, changing the data broker's outbound internet connection port does not necessarily influence the performance of data transfers. This action is more about connectivity and network protocols rather than enhancing the capacity or speed of the syncing activity. Similarly, while contacting NetApp Support for potential increases in data broker memory might have effects under specific circumstances, it is not a direct optimization method for the service's performance. Instead, focusing on increasing concurrent transfers or the number of data brokers is a more effective way to boost performance in most scenarios.