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Document for Community Data Managers and Site Administrators that describes how communities can become part of the B2SAFE replication network in EUDAT.
Modified: 29 January 2018
This document is targeted at communities which want to deploy B2SAFE and become a node in the B2SAFE replication network. It explains the functionality that B2SAFE offers in the “joining” mode, the deployment workflow and which software needs to be installed.
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The EUDAT project is developing a collaborative data infrastructure (CDI) for European research communities. The EUDAT services and technology appraisal work package is responsible for translating the services that were identified as being vital for the research communities into concrete services offered by EUDAT. This document reports on the work and progress in the second year of the service-building process.
As explained in previous section it is possible to connect two (or more) iRODS zones to each other, enabling users from each zone to access remote resources. There is a good step-by-step federation manual prepared by Elena Erastova.
In order to be able to connect to a remote iRODS zone following must be assured:
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