I have a Cassandra node with snapshots broken up into 64 directories with over 350 files per directory.  I want to find all snapshot files, preserve their location, rsync them across to a host with lots of file space, and then tar/gz them when then land there.  Is this possible in one step?Currently I have to:find /mnt* -type d -name snapshots -exec /usr/bin/rsync {} -avhr user@host:/mntc/backups/ ';'Then:tar -czpf /mntd/backups/mybackup.tgz /mntc/backups/snapshotsIt would be nice to do something that would pour the files found directly into an archive on the other end during the rsync process.  Is this possible?NOTES: Cassandra nodes do not have required 1Tb of free space to pre compress files in find searchRsync of files to new host and then tarballing results requires 2Tb on host, reducing the number of Cassandra nodes I can do at a time (20 in total require backup)
How to Find then Rsync then Tar/gz on destination host?
find;rsync;backup;tar
So long story short, this is the best way I have found to achieve this, in case someone else is interested:find /mnt* -type d -name snapshots > dir.list; \   tar -czpf - -T dir.list | ssh user@host openssl aes256 \   -out /mntc/backups/snapshot.tgz.enc -salt -k 'secret'