Don't miss out the 5th International Symposium on Big Data Principles, Architectures & Applications 2018 as part of HPCS 2018 (July 16 – 20, 2018, Orléans) and submit your paper on any BBDA topic!
15 February 2018
From 22 to 25 January 2018, Porto hosted over 230 participants of EUDAT’s Conference “Putting the EOSC vision into practice”. Attendees included policy makers, service providers and research communiti…
10 May 2018
This report collects the high-level design goals for the core services of EUDAT’s Collaborative Data Infrastructure (CDI) for 2014-2015. It presents individual roadmaps for the five core EUDAT “B2 service families” – B2SHARE, B2FIND, B2STAGE, B2SAFE and B2DROP – and the handful of supporting “central” services – identification, registration, authentication and authorisation, and monitoring.
Safe Data Replication Task Force shall reach its end-of-life by handing-over the implemented services to WP6 for production. This process is comprised of two subtasks. Firstly the actual implementations for each of the Task Force islands (pilot implementations) should be put in production (i.e. running this services will become responsibility of WP6). Secondly the gathered know-how should be passed to WP6 to enable offerings of similar services for further communities. This document summarizes the outcomes of the Task Force.
Nagios probes available in svn. Some island are already in EUDAT monitoring.
This document describes the work undertaken by Task 7.1 "Joint Access to Data and HPC Services" within the EUDAT2020 project focusing on the definition of synergies with other EU e-infrastructures and mostly on the interoperability achieved between EUDAT and PRACE. The main objective of this conducted work was to realize cross-infrastructure services that enable the required seamless access to a combined infrastructure offering in pairing the available data and high-performance computing resources.
The increasing volume of data being produced, curated, and made available by research infrastructures in the environmental science domain require services that are able to optimize the delivery and st…
4 May 2019
During the service building process and roll out of the Safe Replication (B2SAFE) service dynamic data has been a challenging subject. It is difficult to keep consistency between data objects, which are eligible to change and are replicated in a distributed environment. This use case is prominent within the seismology community (EPOS) dealing with sensor - generated data in earthquake sensitive areas across Europe and data streams that are generated by mobile devices at unpredictable times and in unpredictable order (CLARIN).
The following table of services with data privacy statement comprise CDI and non-CDI (client) services that are registered on B2ACCESS. It provides an overview not only of the CDI services, but of all the services that may receive user attributes from B2ACCESS.
