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SUMMARY:iRODS Research Community Requirements Drive Expanded Scale Data Ma
 nagement Features
DESCRIPTION:Exhibitor Forum\n\niRODS Research Community Requirements Drive
  Expanded Scale Data Management Features\n\nRussell\n\nSeveral years ago, 
 the entire process of data management and collaboration could only be perf
 ormed with the use of proprietary software products that were expensive to
  license. To maintain a collection, data sites required a file system, hie
 rarchical storage management system and some means of sharing the data ove
 r several geographically diverse sites using purchased software, often fro
 m a single vendor to ensure compatibility. Data site managers were placed 
 in a difficult position, facing quickly growing data capacity and transmis
 sion demands with limited budgets. Constraints from funding agencies and g
 overnments became very difficult, if not impossible, to manage and audit.\
 n\nThe iRODS (Integrated Rule-Oriented Data System) Consortium was started
  as an open-source software development organization in 2013 by members of
  the research and storage communities. The technology has roots from an ea
 rlier project started in 1995. The Consortium was launched as a response t
 o a major scale increase in management and storage needs driven by the adv
 ent of big data. The member community now comprises over 30 members and sp
 ans the globe from the Australia to Japan and much of the EU. Recent innov
 ations as a result of community requirements will be discussed including g
 raphical interfaces and methods to ensure data persistence and replication
  management. In addition, partnerships will be discussed with Globus and o
 thers to enable large scale collaboration. Today, worldwide, FAIR discover
 y and directed dissemination of HPC results are being accomplished in site
 s controlling tens of petabytes of data with this open-source technology.\
 n\nTag: Data Management, Extreme Scale Computing\n\nRegistration Category:
  Tech Program Reg Pass, Exhibit Hall Only
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