
SCARF
SCARF is an HPC (High Performance Computing) cluster hosted at STFC’s Rutherford Appleton Laboratory.
Through previous investments IRIS has access to a wide variety of tools, services and resources for it’s community.
These tools and services are delivered free at the point of use but resource allocations will still need to be approved by the IRIS Resource Allocation Panel or Directors where relevant.
SCARF is an HPC (High Performance Computing) cluster hosted at STFC’s Rutherford Appleton Laboratory.
The Imperial College IRIS Cloud is an Openstack based cluster run as an Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
The GridPP Collaboration provides high throughput computing resources to particle physics communities.
The STFC Cloud is a dedicated cloud infrastructure which provides access to elastic compute resources for users across the facilities provided by STFC and partner organisations.
The Imperial College IRIS Cloud is an Openstack based cluster run as an Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
The STFC Cloud is a dedicated cloud infrastructure which provides access to elastic compute resources for users across the facilities provided by STFC and partner organisations.
Rucio is a data management system, developed by LHC (Large Hadron Collider) experiments.
CVMFS is a file system created for distributing experiment software to virtual machines.
The Arided Ceph-FS Cluster is a Ceph File System service being developed for use with the STFC Cloud.
Echo is a storage service developed to meet the UK’s storage commitments to the Large Hadron Collider experiments at CERN.
The GridPP Collaboration provides high throughput computing resources to particle physics communities.
The tape storage is a high-capacity data storage facility that stores data at a low cost per gigabyte.
IRIS Information Security is the structure which provides data and information security to IRIS services.
The UK eScience Certification Authority (CA) issues certificates for eScience, Grid and Cloud use.
The IRIS Identity and Access Management (IAM) is a single sign on service created for use by IRIS systems and related organisations.
GOCDB is a service that stores and presents information on sites involved in the gridPP structure.
APEL is an accounting dashboard that displays the usage of computing resources by IRIS users.
DIRAC is a workload management system that provides an interface allowing projects to access a variety of CPU, GPU and Storage resources.
The IRIS Identity and Access Management (IAM) is a single sign on service created for use by IRIS systems and related organisations.
The Imperial College IRIS Cloud is an Openstack based cluster run as an Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
APEL is an accounting dashboard that displays the usage of computing resources by IRIS users.
The GridPP Collaboration provides high throughput computing resources to particle physics communities.
DIRAC is a workload management system that provides an interface allowing projects to access a variety of CPU, GPU and Storage resources.
The STFC Cloud is a dedicated cloud infrastructure which provides access to elastic compute resources for users across the facilities provided by STFC and partner organisations.
The tape storage is a high-capacity data storage facility that stores data at a low cost per gigabyte.
IRIS Information Security is the structure which provides data and information security to IRIS services.
The UK eScience Certification Authority (CA) issues certificates for eScience, Grid and Cloud use.
Rucio is a data management system, developed by LHC (Large Hadron Collider) experiments.
The Arided Ceph-FS Cluster is a Ceph File System service being developed for use with the STFC Cloud.
Echo is a storage service developed to meet the UK’s storage commitments to the Large Hadron Collider experiments at CERN.
GOCDB is a service that stores and presents information on sites involved in the gridPP structure.
CVMFS is a file system created for distributing experiment software to virtual machines.
SCARF is an HPC (High Performance Computing) cluster hosted at STFC’s Rutherford Appleton Laboratory.