Working Data Storage

Modified on Fri, 21 Nov at 4:40 PM

Working data storage is standard storage for research data that is being actively used, changes frequently, and/or requires frequent access. This refers to research data under development that is associated with a live research project. The data is replicated on a frequent basis (usually daily).

Node	Storage Name	Features	Links
Intersect	Space	Large amounts of active storage with maximum performance for use with your own applications. Combines the best of open and proprietary data transport technologies. Data can be read, written, copied, moved, checkpointed or synchronised, either programmatically or interactively.	Information
QCIF	QRISdata	There are two types of datasets, based on access: Frequent access: datasets that are either changing or require frequent access. Infrequent access: datasets that are accessed less frequently are less volatile and are not being used for compute intensive work. Datasets are replicated daily with on and off site copies. Tools: Mediaflux, Aspera, SSH, GridFTP.	Information

Node

Storage Name

Features

Links

Intersect

Space

Large amounts of active storage with maximum performance for use with your own applications. Combines the best of open and proprietary data transport technologies. Data can be read, written, copied, moved, checkpointed or synchronised, either programmatically or interactively.

Information

QCIF

QRISdata

There are two types of datasets, based on access:

Frequent access: datasets that are either changing or require frequent access.
Infrequent access: datasets that are accessed less frequently are less volatile and are not being used for compute intensive work.

Datasets are replicated daily with on and off site copies.
Tools: Mediaflux, Aspera, SSH, GridFTP.

Information

Working Data Storage

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