Integration iRODS with FTS Sample Clauses

Integration iRODS with FTS. The goal of the Scalability issues and Data Access activity is to come to recommendations for technologies, services and best practices to optimize data access. To reach this goal, we will experiment with technologies as well as profit from the experience others have made. The focus lies on technologies which (1) are likely to get momentum in the future or (2) are closely related to the EUDAT infrastructure. As this is an exploratory task, we do not limit ourselves by only examining technology directly related to EUDAT products. As part of this activity there has been an evaluation of the EMI File Transfer Service (FTS v3), developed by CERN, to integrate with the Safe Replication service, Figure 25 shows a architectural diagram of this integration. The actual integration was very simple by replacing a few lines of code in the Safe Replication micro service to initiate a FTS job submission instead an iRODS Rsync. Figure 25: Safe Replication integration with EMI File Transfer Service (FTSv3)
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