Faculty-specific research infrastructure services
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- Arts
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- Environment
- Health
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- Computer Science Computing Facility (CSCF)
- Math Faculty Computing Facility (MFCF)
- Science
Centrally available research infrastructure services
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Microsoft Azure services
Researchers have full access to . Azure cloud platform is more than 200 products and cloud services designed to help you build, run, and manage applications across multiple clouds or on-premises with the tools and frameworks of your choice.ÌýAn account code for monthly billing must be provided.ÌýÌýto arrange access/billing.
Wi-Fi and networking services
If you believe you need more wireless or wired options than you currently have, who can assist.
Accessing external research infrastructure resources
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In addition to existing support for large-scale research projects, platform is capable of sustaining robust research for mid- and smaller-scale data-intensive projects, in any discipline. Each year, theÌýÌýallocates an average of 80% of its compute and storage resources through theÌýÌý(RAC) and leaves roughly 20% for non-competitive requests. Users can access these non-competitive resources via ourÌý.
Resource Allocation Competition (RAC)
The Resource Allocation Competition (RAC) enables faculty members and their research groups to access compute, storage and cloud resources beyond what can be obtained via theÌýÌý(RAS).Ìý
Rapid Access Service (RAS)
The Rapid Access Service (RAS) allowsÌýPrincipal Investigators (PIs) to request aÌýmodest amount of storage and cloud resourcesÌýwithout having to apply to theÌýÌý(RAC). Many research groups can meet their needs by using the Rapid Access Service only.