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SCEC participated in a recent Open Storage Network Meeting at TACC in Austin. | SCEC participated in a recent Open Storage Network Meeting at TACC in Austin. | ||
The design goals for the system include: | |||
* Cost-Optimized: Researchers run on a pretty lean budget. The OSN is purpose-built, so no out-of-scope costs. | |||
* Scalable: One size doesn't fit all. Whether you need a half petabyte or eight, the OSN can handle it. | |||
* Protected: All data is stored in at least two different sites, ensuring the data is accessible. | |||
* Low Maintenance: All systems report to the OSN Command Center (OCC). On-site personnel are only needed for hardware replacement. | |||
* User Friendly: Get data in and out of the OSN easily with a familiar tool: Globus | |||
== Open Storage Network Project Overview == | == Open Storage Network Project Overview == | ||
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*[https://lccf.tacc.utexas.edu/en/ Frontera Leadership Class Computing Facility Development] | *[https://lccf.tacc.utexas.edu/en/ Frontera Leadership Class Computing Facility Development] | ||
*[https://www.hpcwire.com/off-the-wire/sdsc-uc-san-diego-awarded-two-nsf-convergence-accelerator-grants/ NSF Convergence Awards at SDSC] | *[https://www.hpcwire.com/off-the-wire/sdsc-uc-san-diego-awarded-two-nsf-convergence-accelerator-grants/ NSF Convergence Awards at SDSC] | ||
*[https://www.internetsociety.org/resources/doc/2016/overview-of-the-digital-object-architecture-doa/ Digital Object Architecture] | |||
*[https://clowder.ncsa.illinois.edu/ NCSA Clowder] | |||
== Related Entries == | == Related Entries == | ||
*[[SCEC Software]] | *[[SCEC Software]] | ||
*[[CyberShake]] | *[[CyberShake]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:23, 22 October 2019
SCEC participated in a recent Open Storage Network Meeting at TACC in Austin.
The design goals for the system include:
- Cost-Optimized: Researchers run on a pretty lean budget. The OSN is purpose-built, so no out-of-scope costs.
- Scalable: One size doesn't fit all. Whether you need a half petabyte or eight, the OSN can handle it.
- Protected: All data is stored in at least two different sites, ensuring the data is accessible.
- Low Maintenance: All systems report to the OSN Command Center (OCC). On-site personnel are only needed for hardware replacement.
- User Friendly: Get data in and out of the OSN easily with a familiar tool: Globus
Open Storage Network Project Overview
Notes from Workshop Discussions
- National Data Service Organization
- Hathi Trust Digital Library
- Business Models for Sustainable Development
- Ansible Deployment Automation Tool
- Whole Tale Research Data Infrastructure
- Frontera Leadership Class Computing Facility Development
- NSF Convergence Awards at SDSC
- Digital Object Architecture
- NCSA Clowder
