Results of the November 2019 UREP review are available
Results from the XSEDE User Requirements Evaluation and Prioritization (UREP)'s November 2019 review of use case priorities are posted on the Research Software Portal. (Results from previous reviews are also available.) The UREP periodically reviews newly proposed capabilities (aka use cases) for the XSEDE system and provides prioritization guidance. The UREP is a body of around thirty individuals, with roughly 1/3 research representatives, 1/3 service provider representatives, and 1/3 campus champions. The capabilities included in each review were proposed by XSEDE stakeholders and documented by the XSEDE Cyberinfrastructure Integration (XCI) area. Results from each review are used by the XCI area to guide effort toward implementing the proposed capabilities. While some may be possible with only XCI work, most will be pursued as partnerships with other XSEDE areas or with projects beyond XSEDE itself. Keep an eye on XSEDE's news channels for announcements of new capabilities throughout the year!
DM-13: Small-scale data transfer
IAAS-11: Protect a virtual cluster by creating a bastion host
IDM-16: Obtain affiliated institutions when an individual logs in to a service
RC-07: Use a container to create a specific runtime environment on a resource
RC-08: Access a repository of files from a compute resource administered by a service provider
RC-09: Access a repository of files from a cloud resource administered by the researcher
RC-10: Create or modify the contents of a repository that will be accessed on many resources
SPI-09: Test a system for vulnerabilities using an automated service
SPI-10: Obtain expert help with resolving a system vulnerability
SPI-11: Host a repository of files so it can be accessed on many resources and manually populated by authorized individuals
SPI-12: Host a repository of files so it can be accessed on many resources and automatically populated
© ACCESS All Rights Reserved.
ACCESS is an advanced computing and data resource supported by the
National Science Foundation
and made possible through these lead institutions and their partners:
Carnegie Mellon University,
University of Colorado Boulder,
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and
State University of New York at Buffalo .
Administrative Login