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ESRF. The service running under xxxxx://xxxxxxx-xxxxx.xxxx.xx provides access to two compute cluster partitions: one based on X86 computers and a second one based on Power9 computers with GPUs. The landing page of this service where users can select the computing resources they want to use is based on jupyterhub_moss (version 3.0.0). This service provides JupyterLab version 2 and version 3. The JupyterLab HDF5 file viewer jupyterlab-h5web (version 3.0.0) is available with this service. Figure 3: Interface of xxxxx://xxxxxxx-xxxxx.xxxx.xx for selecting computing resources
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ESRF. At the ESRF synchrotron, the project is running with 2 different beamlines acting as pilot, there users will be the first to benefits from the production VISA service. These pilots have expressed the need to get GPUs available for their users as well as access to HPC cluster. The microservice deployment has been accomplished, GPU resources added and an HPC cluster using SLURM as job scheduler added. Instead of installing the scientific software inside the virtual machines, software is provisioned using CernVM-FS2 (CVMFS) and packaged inside singularity3 containers.
ESRF. As to ESRF, it is agreed between the Parties that, to the best of their knowledge, no data, know- how or information of ESRF shall be Needed by another Party for implementation of the Project (Article 25.2 Grant Agreement) or Exploitation of that other Party’s Results (Article 25.3
ESRF. Before PaNOSC the ESRF had already adopted a Data Policy (DP) in 2015 based on the PaNdata Data Policy framework (xxxxx://xxx.xxxx.xx/datapolicy). When requesting beam time, the users have to agree to the data policy. This includes agreeing to the 3-year embargo period after which the data become open access. The ESRF DP has been part of the ESRF policies since December 2015. To reach this status, the DP had to be reviewed and agreed upon by the ESRF directors, the Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC), and the Council, the highest governing body of the ESRF. The DP is worded in a very general way to cover a wide range of situations where scientific data is produced as part of the data life cycle at the ESRF. 2.1.1 Current status The PaNOSC project has been extremely useful to identify changes in the data policy landscape which should be included in the ESRF Data Policy and/or implementation. These changes have been documented in MS71. These changes led to a drafting of a new text for the Data Policy 1 xxxxx://xxxxxx.xxx/panosc- which was submitted to the science directors. The feedback was that they agreed in principle, but found there were too many implementation details for a policy document. It was decided to resubmit a new draft with only those items which could be considered as policy changes. A second document with implementation details in them will be provided separately.

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