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* There is also a Python API, see the [https://globus-sdk-python.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ Globus SDK for Python documentation]. | * There is also a Python API, see the [https://globus-sdk-python.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ Globus SDK for Python documentation]. | ||
== Virtual machines ( | == Virtual machines (cloud VMs such as Arbutus, Cedar, Graham) == <!--T:79--> | ||
Globus | Globus endpoints exist for the cluster systems (Beluga, Cedar, Graham, Niagara, etc.) but not for cloud VMs. The reason for this is that there isn't a singular storage for each VM so we can't create a single endpoint for everyone. | ||
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If you need a Globus | If you need a Globus endpoint on your VM and can't use another transfer mechanism, there are two options for installing an endpoint: Globus Connect Personal, and Globus Connect Server. | ||
=== Globus Connect Personal === <!--T:81--> | === Globus Connect Personal === <!--T:81--> | ||
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=== Globus Connect Server === <!--T:123--> | === Globus Connect Server === <!--T:123--> | ||
Server is designed for headless (command line only, no | Server is designed for headless (command line only, no GUI) installations and has some additional features I don't think you would use (such as ability to add multiple servers to the endpoint). It does require opening some ports to allow transfers to occur (see https://docs.globus.org/globus-connect-server/v5/#open-tcp-ports_section). | ||
== Support and more information == <!--T:124--> | == Support and more information == <!--T:124--> | ||