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CS3 2024 - Cloud Storage Synchronization and Sharing

11–13 Mar 2024
CERN
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Technology Bricks: Testing and Resilience

13 Mar 2024, 11:45
503/1-001 - Council Chamber (CERN)

503/1-001 - Council Chamber

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Technology Bricks: Testing and Resilience

  • Ron Trompert

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  1. 141. Continuous Testing at a Global Scale
    Richard Freitag
    13/03/2024, 11:45
    Presentation

    Sunet Drive is a national file storage infrastructure for universities and research institutions in Sweden. It is based on a Nextcloud Global Scale setup and is comprised of 54 nodes, one prepared for each institution. This setup ensures data sovereignty while being part of a larger federation, including the ScienceMesh for international collaboration. The setup is duplicated in a test...

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  2. 148. ownCloud Tech Talk on Kubernetes Deployment, Performance, and Load Testing
    Klaas Freitag (ownCloud)
    13/03/2024, 12:00
    Technology & Research
    Presentation

    We share experiences running the microservices-based ownCloud Infinte Scale software with many instances in a highly scalable virtual architecture.
    The second part covers motivation, architecture and results of load testing with K6.

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  3. 127. All good things come in threes
    Jean-Marie de Boer
    13/03/2024, 12:15
    Technology & Research
    Presentation

    From the very beginning the sync&share services within the Online Data Services group at SURF have been designed with a view of moving them to a geo-distributed setup for extra resilience. In my talk, I will describe the initial design choices, the preparations and the actual steps taken to move a running service from a single datacenter to three datacenters without as much of one second of...

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  4. 164. SCION based ScienceDMZ and fast file transfer for HPCCs
    Francois Wirz (ETHZ)
    13/03/2024, 12:30
    Technology & Research
    Lightning talk

    Today’s research often relies on a high volume of data. While
    universities cannot always provide the computing resources
    to process a given amount of data, a high-performance com-
    puting cluster (HPCC) offers a cost-effective alternative for re -
    searchers.
    With a SCION-based Science DMZ, the HPCC and each univer-
    sity operate as independent autonomous system (AS), manag-
    ing their own...

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