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The limiting factor is network bandwidth/latency, running multiple threads will not (or just minimally) improve the throughput.
be careful what you wish :-) This might easily clog your network connection, e.g. to branch offices or result in too much IO activity for the target server.
Basically, the idea is not bad. It should be possible to set the maximum number of concurrent replications AND somehow categorize the databases by size.
If you have a mix of some large databases and a couple of smaller ones, parallel replication would not have much effect. If the limit is set to 2 and two of the large databases replicate for hours, the smaller ones still had to wait for hours.
There should be a way to have (depending on replicator count) one part replicate the large ones and others can replicate the smaller ones in parallel, starting with the smallest.
Currently Replicator task work like , when you enable two replicators, and the server only needs to replicate with one other server, then only one replicator is used. The other task remains idle.