This session consist of three papers.
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Ari Rouvari, CSC:
OScaR RA: Finnish national reference architecture on open science and research #12
Finland has decided to implement the national open science and research (OScaR) declaration, policies, and recommendations by using the enterprise architecture (EA) method. EA and EA problems have been studied a lot. However, in the field of open science and research, there are hardly any literature on it and no comparable EA projects in the EU. Thus the OScaR project and its deliverables could be a driver to start a discussion on the need for shared open science and research reference architecture among higher education institutions in the EU.
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Raimund Vogl, University of Münster:
Bringing HPC clusters into Science Mesh #39
Data transfers to and from High Performance Computing (HPC) clusters are a well established mechanism since standard Linux file transfer tools like scp and rsync can be used.
Nowadays, users are not always familiar with these command-line based mechanisms and prefer more user friendly, and web based solutions. In this article we present a system to use the protocols of enterprise file sync and share systems (EFSS) for data transfers utilizing components of Science Mesh. In addition, this offers a technique to transfer data between different HPC sites without the need for commercial software or exposing the rather vulnerable port 22 to the outside world.
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Gregory Boulahouache, Academic Software:
Leveraging cloud solutions for research: Academic Software’s collaboration with Europe’s largest research centre
This session offers an overview of Academic Software’s collaboration to provide virtual machine resourcing for Europe’s largest scientific research institute Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS). Academic Software’s Research Cloud brings a new era of efficient and secure cloud computing to the research community. By providing institutions with complete control, self-service flexibility for researchers, cost-control features, and comprehensive support, we aim to revolutionise the way academic institutions make available cloud resources for research.
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