Go beyond data
Globus Compute
Reliable, distributed Function-as-a-Service
Transfer your data
Gigabytes, terabytes, petabytes—research data is large and distributed. Globus lets you efficiently, securely, and reliably transfer data directly between systems separated by an office wall or an ocean. Focus on your research and offload your data transfer headaches to Globus.
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Share your data
Globus lets you share data on your storage systems with collaborators at other institutions. You specify what data. You specify which colleagues. Globus manages access simply and securely, so you can focus on your research.
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Access Any Storage
Get unified access to your research data, across all systems, using any existing identity. Laptop? HPC cluster? Cloud storage? Tape archive? Access them all using just a web browser. Data stored at a different institution? At a supercomputing facility? All you need is your campus login.
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Search & Discover Data
Store metadata with fine grained access control on creation, modification, and visibility, and metadata retrieval through search queries.
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Compute anywhere
Globus offers a distributed Function as a Service (FaaS) platform that enables reliable, scalable, and high performance remote function execution on any system, from a laptop to a supercomputer.
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Automate Your Research
Cope with the growing data volumes through Globus. Schedule routine data transfers off instruments, or leverage Globus Flows to automate single to multi-step processes at scale.
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Build research apps using Globus PaaS
Harness the power of the Globus platform with our REST APIs and Python SDK to create custom portals, science gateways and custom workflows.
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Control access to research resources
Leverage Globus Auth to broker authentication and authorization interactions. Eliminate the need for users to create new accounts or credentials when using distributed cyberinfrastructure.
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Upcoming Events
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Sep 17, 2024 - Sep 18, 2024
GlobusWorld Tour - San Diego Supercomputing Center, UCSD
UC San Diego - La Jolla, CA -
Sep 25, 2024
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Sep 29, 2024 - Oct 01, 2024
AIRI 2024 Annual Meeting
San Diego, CA
News
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HPCwire's List of 35 HPC Legends
August 26, 2024
In celebration of HPCwire’s 35th anniversary, HPCwire announced the inaugural list of 35 HPC Legends — an annual list recognizing 35 luminaries who have made HPC what it is today. As the Father of Grid Computing, Ian Foster is on the list. Dr. Ian Foster, has been called the “father of the grid.” Credited for coining the term grid computing (with Carl Kesselman and Steve Tuecke), Foster foresaw a world in which computing is delivered on demand as a service, and virtual organizations link scientists and resources worldwide. These grid computing techniques for data-intensive, multi-institution collaboration have enabled building the protocols that have established today’s ubiquitous cloud computing.
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Globus Enables Experiment-Time Data Analysis
July 17, 2024
For over a decade, the ALCF and APS, both DOE Office of Science user facilities, have collaborated to build the infrastructure for integrated ALCF-APS research, including work to develop workflow management tools, and enable secure access to on-demand computing. The Globus platform and suite of tools enabled them to achieve their goals.
User Stories
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NOAA
NOAA leverages Globus in proof of concept
Auth API, Globus Compute
Globus Auth and Globus Compute enable NOAA to overcome capacity challenges and build federated, distributed pipelines which will require several hundred thousand cores or more.
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