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Sync & Share self service provisioning on INFN Cloud

<!--HTML-->Following up on 20 years of successful development and operation of the largest Italian research e-infrastructure through the Grid, the Italian National Institute for Nuclear Physics (INFN) has been running for the past three years INFN Cloud, a production-level, integrated and comp...

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Autor principal: Stalio, Stefano
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2023
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/2855321
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Sumario:<!--HTML-->Following up on 20 years of successful development and operation of the largest Italian research e-infrastructure through the Grid, the Italian National Institute for Nuclear Physics (INFN) has been running for the past three years INFN Cloud, a production-level, integrated and comprehensive cloud-based set of solutions, delivered through distributed and federated infrastructures.  INFN Cloud provides a large and customizable set of services, ranging from simple IaaS to specialized SaaS solutions, centered through a PaaS layer built upon flexible authentication and authorization services offered via INDIGO-IAM, and optimized resources and services orchestration. Sync & Share instances based on ownCloud or NextCloud are among the several applications and services that users can self-deploy via the INFN Cloud dashboard. Besides giving a general overview of INFN Cloud and its federated model, this talk will describe how the deployment of Sync & Share services for small to medium sized communities is fully automated. We will show how added-value features are integrated: a geographically distributed S3 storage backend, automated database and configuration backup, dedicated resource monitoring, secure connections and centralized authentication/authorization. We will also describe how INFN Cloud may provide a dedicated solution for supporting sensitive data privacy that exploits end-user level encryption of the storage block devices, used by ownCloud or NextCloud to store user data.