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If our users can read and write data from an external archive, S3, VOSpace or Rucio, then we don't need to implement the user data management side ourselves.
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If we provide the tools to import and export data to/from an external S3 service, then our users can store their data in that.
UK users who have accounts on the STFC/IRIS echo and DynaFed services can store their data there.
Other users can create an Amazon S3 account and store their data there.
All we would need to provide would be how-to instruction manuals "how to export your data to your DynaFed account" and "how to export your data to your Amazon S3 account".
Simple implementation would be to use the S3 command line client from a %sh notebook to push/pull data from an external S3 service. To develop this we would need accounts on the target services and document how to use them.
If our users can read and write data from an external archive, S3, VOSpace or Rucio, then we don't need to implement the user data management side ourselves.
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