Metadata and Catalog Services Sample Clauses

Metadata and Catalog Services. LCG File Catalog (LFC) offers a hierarchical view of files to users, with a UNIX-like client interface. The LFC provides Logical File Name (LFN) to Storage URL (SURL) mappings and authorization for file access. The LFNs are aliases created by a user to refer to actual data. Simple metadata can be associated to them. The authorization is performed using UNIX-style permissions, POSIX Access Control Lists (ACL) and VOMS support. The LFC uses a client-server model with a proprietary protocol. LFC server communicates with a database (either Oracle or MySQL), where all the data is stored. LFC catalogue also exposes a Data Location Interface (DLI) - a web service used by applications and Resource Brokers. Provided with a LFN, the DLI returns the actual location of the file replicas.
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