Vas Vasiliadis, Chief Customer Officer, University of Chicago (Globus)
December 6, 2021 (All day) to December 7, 2021 (All day)
Online
This workshop on Scientific Data Analysis at Scale (SciDAS) intends to facilitate a discussion among researchers developers, funders, and research computing professional communities. The workshop with include demos of virtual machine (VM) labs using an artificial platform that will be available asynchronously to participants during and after the workshop.
Globus will be participating in a panel during the conference.
GlobusWorld returns to Chicago in 2022, for three days of presentations, tutorials, discussions and connections with Globus users from around the world. This annual event brings together researchers, systems administrators, developers and IT leaders from top computing centers, labs and universities. The event is designed to provide new insights into managing research data and storage at scale, as well as building and using cutting-edge applications, portals and gateways.
Globus is looking forward to participating in Bio-IT World 2022. Take a look at the information below to see all our activities at the show, including booth activities, presentations and panel sessions.
Visit Globus in Booth #618
Globus will have an exhibit where attendees can meet with our experts, see demos and get questions answered:
December 3, 2021 | Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News
By Ashleen Knutsen
Cyberattack risks compel life sciences and healthcare organizations to detect anomalies, resist malware, encrypt data transfers, and institute audit logs
Today we released Globus web app support for scheduled and regularly repeating transfers. Now scheduling a recurring transfer is as easy as scheduling a recurring meeting. Nightly backups to cloud storage or hourly syncs to HPC centers, for example, can be configured with just a few clicks. Transfers can also be scheduled in advance, so a large data transfer can kick off late on a Sunday night, when bandwidth demands are lower.
Today’s researchers are faced with an increasingly complex storage landscape, and are implementing many different storage types and deployment models to meet their storage requirements. Globus is addressing this growing need for a diverse set of storage options, and continues to test new storage systems and add premium connectors to give researchers even more storage alternatives to use with its service including cloud object stores, tape archives, and proprietary storage systems.
The Energy Sciences Network (ESnet) has long been focused on developing ways to streamline workflows and reduce network operational burdens on the scientific programs and researchers they serve directly, as well as those on behalf of the entire R&E network community.
Globus Connect Server version 5 (GCSv5) provides new capabilities and enhancements for both administrators and users and offers platform features that allow developers to build interesting data management solutions. Among other improvements, GCSv5…
- ...replaces user certificates with OAuth based authentication,
- ...adds HTTP/S access to data,
- ...simplifies support for multiple storage types via a DTN pool,
- ...provides higher levels of assurance for managing protected data,
The petabytes produced and consumed by exascale computers must often be moved among elements of the international scientific infrastructure. Scientists have long relied upon Globus for efficient, reliable, and secure data movement, and indeed as of 10/18/2021, Globus has been used to move more than 1018 bytes (1,343,546,072,100,387,000,000 bytes to be precise) among more than 20,000 labs worldwide.
