There are two primary mechanisms for storing and managing data stored on Corral: simple file storage ("file system access" and the iRODS data management service. This policy is subject to change, and users with long-term storage needs are encouraged to plan for the costs of storing their data in future years. There is also a limit of 200,000 files per allocated terabyte imposed on all Corral allocations - for example, if you are allocated 5TB of storage, you may store 1 million files within that 5TB, and if you need to store additional files you must request a larger allocation. For storage needs larger than 5TB, and for multiple project allocations, access to Corral is available at a cost of $118/TB/year. The first 5TB of storage for each PI, on one project, is available to researchers at all UT System institutions at no cost. PIs may request any quantity of storage across multiple allocations. Such data could include data used in analysis or other computational and visualization tasks on other TACC resources, as well as data used in collaborations involving many researchers who need to share large amounts of data. Corral services provide high-reliability, high-performance storage for research requiring persistent access to large quantities of structured or unstructured data.
You may find that different methods suit your needs for different projects at different times.Skip to Content User Portal TACC User Portal TACC Corral User Guide Sign InĬorral is a collection of storage and data management resources located at TACC, with 40PB of on-line storage located in the primary TACC datacenter, and a tape-based replica located in a secondary TACC datacenter for additional data protection.
These methods vary in speed, flexibility, and technical knowledge necessary to use them.
There are several ways to move data between the CyVerse Data Store and other computers, whether your local machine or a remote one.
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