For storing and sharing research data
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Ideal for:
Storing and backing up data, regardless of volume, and wanting to access it via the network from a clearly identified system (laboratory server, computing machine, etc.). For hot or cold data.
Not suitable for:
Access data outside the UGA, share data with users outside the UGA.
Addressed to:
All users with a centralised storage problem, members of the UGA community as a priority, and benefiting from IT support for implementation.
Cost:
The full annual price list is available on the SUMMER website.
Access policy:
The UGA user is exempt from infrastructure costs. Infrastructure costs for people from outside the UGA: contact SUMMER. No volume limit.
Access type:
Access via the network from an identified system. ISCSI, NFS and CIFS protocols.
Operated by:
The Storage Technical Committee is made up of members of the UGA DGDSI (Information Systems Division), laboratories, GRICAD and teaching components; coordinated by the UGA DGDSI. Located in Grenoble.
Elements of sustainability:
The platform is supported by UGA and partly funded by user contributions.
For storing and sharing data, and possibly using it via the computing grid
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Ideal for:
Storing data in the cloud, whatever the volume, and accessing it from data processing and computing infrastructures. Accessible from certain computing machines in national centres (IDRIS). For hot or cold data.
Not suitable for:
Secure data, as the platform does not provide back–up.
Addressed to:
All users with a centralised storage problem, in particular for use on the computing grid, and either from the Grenoble scientific community or an external collaborator of a member of this community.
Cost:
No cost associated with using the platform. In the event of heavy usage, users may have to make a financial contribution to the shared platform by purchasing or participating in the purchase of a node, for example.
Access policy:
Platform open to all authorised users. The default quota is 500 GB, but this can be increased on request.
Access type:
Access via an IRODS client, from authorised infrastructures, in particular GRICAD and IDRIS computing machines (ADA, Jean Zay). In order to use the data, it must first be copied to a local system.
Operated by:
The GRICAD Support and Research Unit (UAR in french) and its partners. Located in Grenoble.
Elements of sustainability:
The platform is one of the storage services of the GRICAD Support and Research Unit, which is supervised by the CNRS, UGA, GINP and INRIA. The platform is funded by contributions from scientific projects, laboratories and unit supervisory bodies.
Storage space for intensive computing
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Ideal for:
Storing potentially massive amounts of data while it is being processed on computing machines. For hot data. Scratch space.
Not suitable for:
Medium–term storage, data back–up.
Addressed to:
All users of the Luke and Dahu computing machines.
Cost:
No cost associated with using the platform. In the event of heavy usage, users may have to make a financial contribution to the shared platform by purchasing or participating in the purchase of a node, for example.
Access policy:
Platform open to all authorised users. The default quota is 500 GB, but this can be increased on request.
Access type:
Direct access from the Luke and Dahu computing machines.
Operated by:
The GRICAD Support and Research Unit (UAR in french) and its partners. Located in Grenoble.
Elements of sustainability:
The platform is one of the high–performance storage service of the GRICAD Support and Research Unit, which is supervised by the CNRS, UGA, GINP and INRIA. The platform is funded by contributions from scientific projects, laboratories and unit supervisory bodies.
For storage, synchronisation and collaborative editing
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Ideal for:
Sharing, storing and collaboratively editing files and documents of reasonable size (a few GB). For hot or cold data.
Not suitable for:
Store large volumes of data.
Addressed to:
All members of the Grenoble scientific community and their external collaborators.
Cost:
Free.
Access policy:
Access open to all UGA members with a volume limit of 50 GB.
Access type:
Web access, or via a Nextcloud synchronisation client through a VPN if connected outside the UGA network.
Operated by:
UGA DGDSI (Information Systems Division). Located in Grenoble.
Elements of sustainability:
Platform funded by the UGA institution.
For collaborative working and version management.
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Ideal for:
Storing medium–sized files and documents for collaborative working. For hot or cold data.
Not suitable for:
Storage of large volumes and binary files.
Addressed to:
All members of the Grenoble scientific community and their external collaborators.
Cost:
Free.
Access policy:
Open to all. However, only members of the Grenoble scientific community with an account on the UGA authentication system can create projects. The authorised storage capacity ranges from a few GB to a few dozen GB.
Access type:
Web access or with a git client.
Operated by:
The GRICAD Support and Research Unit (UAR in french) and its partners. Located in Grenoble.
Elements of sustainability:
The platform is one of the service of the GRICAD Support and Research Unit, which is supervised by the CNRS, UGA, GINP and INRIA. The platform is funded by the unit.
For collaborative working
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Ideal for:
Sharing, storing and collaboratively editing files and documents of reasonable size (a few GB), in particular documents from office suites. For hot or cold data.
Not suitable for:
Storage of large volumes of data.
Addressed to:
All members of the Grenoble scientific community and their external collaborators.
Cost:
Free.
Access policy:
Open to the entire UGA community, as well as external collaborators by invitation only.
Access type:
Web access.
Operated by:
UGA Shared Information Systems Department (DSIM). Located in Grenoble.
Elements of sustainability:
Platform funded by the UGA institution.