I just needed to find files that aren’t older than 30 days and sync them. While I was thinking for combining find, rsync and the xargs commands, it turned out that all of the operation can be done from within rsync itself.
Rsync is a utility that allows synchronizing files on different computer systems. It is the usual choice of SysAdmins as it consumes less bandwidth during file copy; using compression during the transfer.
rsync -avzP --files-from<(find . -type f -mtime -30) ./ user@host:/path/
The beauty of the Linux command line is always amazing.
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