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SUMMARY:Democratizing Remote HPC Storage Access
DESCRIPTION:Adam Focht (Pennsylvania State University, Institute for Compu
 tational and Data Sciences)\n\nAccessing HPC storage remotely can be cumbe
 rsome and involve using out-of-band tools (i.e. NFS, SCP, or SSHFS on Wind
 ows or SMB on Linux). We have begun to provide users access to our HPC sto
 rage using a tool that enables a familiar interface and behavior - like On
 eDrive or Dropbox - and unifies access to university-wide storage pools. W
 e will walk through the software, configuration, lessons learned, and next
  steps in offering this service to our researchers. We are also exploring 
 the use of built-in file tagging and other internal automation to provide 
 a sensitive data workflow for HIPAA-aligned data security. Efficacy and le
 ssons learned from this approach will be discussed.\n\nTag: Artificial Int
 elligence/Machine Learning, Cloud Computing, Distributed Computing, Data A
 nalysis, Visualization, and Storage, Data Movement and Memory, Fault Handl
 ing and Tolerance, I/O and File Systems, Large Scale Systems, Performance 
 Optimization, Resource Management, Security, State of the Practice\n\nRegi
 stration Category: Workshop Reg Pass\n\nSession Chairs: Matt Bidwell (Nati
 onal Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)) and John Blaas (National Center f
 or Atmospheric Research (NCAR))\n\n
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