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All experimental data is stored under /gpfs/slac/cryo/fs1/exp/ and is organised within a directory that is the month of the experiment. eg YYYYMM/YYYYMMDD-AA## where Y is year, M is month, D is day, and AA## is the 4-character alphanumeric proposal number. Example: if your experiment name is 20180520-CS01, then your data will be held under /gpfs/slac/cryo/fs1/exp/201805/20180520-CS01.

*** Since January 2021, data are temporarily stored on a different filesystem, please use the path:

/sdf/group/cryoem/exp/YYYYMM/YYYYMMDD-AA##.


Permissions to access the data can be controlled via the elogbook https://cryoem-logbook.slac.stanford.edu/lgbk/experiments. One should add whomever should have access to the data to the list of 'collaborators' for the experiment.

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  1. Install cifs-utils. sudo apt-get install cifs-utils

  2. Create a directory where you want to mount it. sudo mkdir /mnt/slac
  3. Code Block
    sudo mount -t cifs -o username=SLAC_USERNAME,vers=1.0,domain=slac,uid=`id -u` //zslaccfs.slac.stanford.edu/cryoem/ /mnt/slac

    Note that the uid is important so that you as user can have the correct permissions on your local desktop.



Alternatively, you can mount it via command line.  

  1. Install cifs-utils. sudo apt-get install cifs-utils

  2. Create a directory where you want to mount it. sudo mkdir /mnt/slac
  3. Code Block
    sudo mount -t cifs -o username=SLAC_USERNAME,vers=1.0,domain=slac,uid=`id -u` //zslaccfs.slac.stanford.edu/cryoem/ /mnt/slac

    Note that the uid is important so that you as user can have the correct permissions on your local desktop.



SSHFS

You can also use the FUSE based SSHFS to mount the filesystem via ssh. It is recommended to ssh into dtn02.slac.stanford.edu in order to use this method.

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BBCP provides multi-stream parallel transfers of data that allows transfers speeds to be significantly higher than that of scp. Details TBD.

 

 



Summary

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GlobusSAMBASSHFSRSYNC/SCPBBCP
       







Software Install
 

Clients available, Servers should already have it installedImplementation already baked into MAC OS and Windows. Simple install for Linux.Requires FUSE library. Not available for Windows (i think)Command line tools usually already installed in most Linux and MAC OSes. GUI's available for SCP.Command line tools only
Graphical Interface
 

Yes (Web)Yes (OS)Yes (OS)PotentiallyNo
Command line interface
 

YesYes (standard OS)Yes (standard OS)Yes (standard OS)Yes (standard OS)
Performance
 

FastFastSlowSlowFast
Access
 

AnywhereAt SLAC OnlyAnywhereAnywhereAnywhere
Credentials
 

Globus ID + SLAC UnixSLAC WindowsSLAC UnixSLAC UnixSLAC Unix
Ease of Use
 

EasyEasyMediumDifficultDifficult