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|''' | |'''Apache HTTP Server''' | ||
|A software | |A web server software. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apache_HTTP_Server. | ||
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|'''CALM | |'''CALM''' | ||
| Cloud | | '''Cloud Account Lifecycle Management'''. Our process for managing the allocation of cloud resources. | ||
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|''' | |'''Ceph''' | ||
|Distributed data storage platform, our standard storage software on the cloud | |Distributed data storage platform, our standard storage software on the cloud. | ||
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|'''[[Arbutus_CephFS| | |'''[[Arbutus_CephFS|CephFS]]''' | ||
| '''Ceph File System''', or a file system with Ceph storage, which allows data sharing on multiple instances (virtual machines, VM). Currently only available in the Arbutus cloud. https://docs.ceph.com/en/latest/cephfs/ | |||
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|''' | |'''compute cloud''' | ||
| A | | A RAS allocation type, corresponding to a cloud quota to use compute type flavors intended for iInstances (virtual machines, VMs) which will be running for a limited time and may require more CPUs or memory (RAM) during their entire lifespan. Flavors have labels beginning with “c”. | ||
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|'''[[CVMFS|CVMFS]]''' | |'''[[CVMFS|CVMFS]]''' | ||
|A distributed read-only content distribution system | |'''CernVM-File System'''. A distributed read-only content distribution system often used for managing software. | ||
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|''' | |'''ephemeral disk''' | ||
| | | Virtual disk which is created and destroyed along with an instance (virtual machine, VM). | ||
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|''' | |'''flavour''' | ||
| | |The [[OpenStack|OpenStack]] term for a predefined specification of the compute, memory, and storage capacity of a new instance (virtual machine, VM). | ||
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|''' | |'''floating IP''' | ||
| An IP address that can be associated with an instance (virtual machine, VM) to allow external access. | |||
| An IP address that can be associated with an instance | |||
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|'''Horizon''' | |'''Horizon''' | ||
| | | The dashboard for OpenStack clouds that can be used for viewing and managing a user's cloud resources. https://docs.openstack.org/horizon/latest/ | ||
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|''' | |'''host''' | ||
|The physical resources supporting an instance | |The physical resources supporting an instance (VM, virtual machine). | ||
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|'''[[OpenStack/en#Working_with_images| | |'''[[OpenStack/en#Working_with_images|image]]''' | ||
| | | Short for "Virtual disk image". The cloud platform provides a set of prepared base operating system images. An image is used to create a new boot volume or ephemeral disk when launching a new instance. | ||
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|''' | |'''instance''' | ||
| A virtual server in the cloud infrastructure. Also known as a Virtual Machine (VM) | | A virtual server in the cloud infrastructure. Also known as a Virtual Machine (VM). | ||
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|'''[[Using_ipv6_in_cloud|IPV6]] | |'''[[Using_ipv6_in_cloud|IPV6]]''' | ||
| '''Internet Protocol version 6''', a communications protocol and successor to IPv4. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPv6 | |||
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|'''[[Arbutus_Object_Storage| | |'''[[Arbutus_Object_Storage|object storage]]''' | ||
| Persistent storage space for large amounts of data. Typically read access only, e.g. images and data sets | | Persistent storage space for large amounts of data. Typically read access only, e.g. images and data sets. | ||
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|'''[[OpenStack|OpenStack]]''' | |'''[[OpenStack|OpenStack]]''' | ||
| The software suite used on | | The software suite used on our clouds to control hardware resources such as computers, storage and networking. | ||
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|''' | |'''persistent cloud''' | ||
| | | A RAS allocation type for persistent instances (virtual machines, VMs) that are expected to run indefinitely and have low or bursty CPU requirements. Flavors have labels beginning with p* | ||
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|'''[https://alliancecan.ca/en/services/advanced-research-computing/research-portal/accessing-resources/ | |'''[https://alliancecan.ca/en/services/advanced-research-computing/research-portal/accessing-resources/resource-allocation-competitions RAC]''' | ||
|Program | | '''Resource Allocation Competitions'''. Program via which PIs can request storage and compute resources beyond what can be obtained via the Rapid Access Service (RAS). | ||
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|'''[https://alliancecan.ca/en/services/advanced-research-computing/research-portal/accessing-resources/ | |'''[https://alliancecan.ca/en/services/advanced-research-computing/research-portal/accessing-resources/rapid-access-service RAS]''' | ||
| | |'''Rapid Access Service'''. Service by which Principal Investigators can request a modest amount of storage and cloud resources without having to apply to the Resource Allocation Competitions (RAC). | ||
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|'''S3 | |'''S3''' | ||
|'''Simple Storage Service'''. A type of object storage. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amazon_S3. | |||
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|'''[[OpenStack/en#Security_Groups| | |'''[[OpenStack/en#Security_Groups|security group]]''' | ||
| A | | A group of rules controlling network traffic to and from an instance (virtual machine, VM). A security rule can be applied as a whole to one or more instances. | ||
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|''' | |'''snapshot''' | ||
| A copy of a volume that can be used as a backup or to launch another instance | | A copy of a volume that can be used as a backup or to launch another instance (virtual machine, VM). | ||
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|'''SSL | |'''SSL''' | ||
| '''Secure Sockets Layer'''. A protocol to allow encrypted communications over networks. SSL is now deprecated, and should be replaced by TLS (Transport Layer Security) wherever possible. | |||
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|'''[[Using_swift|SWIFT]]''' | |'''[[Using_swift|SWIFT]]''' | ||
|Another type of object storage | |Another type of object storage. https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Swift | ||
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|''' | |'''tenant''' | ||
|A group or user's allocation of cloud resources (now called a Project) | |A group or user's allocation of cloud resources (now called a Project). | ||
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|''' | |'''TSL''' | ||
| | |'''Transport Layer Security'''. The successor of SSL (Secure Sockets Layer). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transport_Layer_Security | ||
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|''' | |'''VCPU''' | ||
| '''Virtual central processing unit.''' An instance (virtual machine, VM) can have one or more CPUs assigned to it, each of which is seen as a single physical CPU core by the operating system. | |||
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|'''[[OpenStack/en#Working_with_Volumes| | |'''VGPU''' | ||
| '''Virtual graphics processing unit.''' An instance (virtual machine, VM) can have one or more VGPUs assigned to it. | |||
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|'''virtual machine''' | |||
| See "instance." | |||
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|'''[[OpenStack/en#Working_with_Volumes|volume]]''' | |||
| An allocation of storage resources that can be attached or detached to/from an instance/VM, exposed as a block device (a virtual disk) | | An allocation of storage resources that can be attached or detached to/from an instance/VM, exposed as a block device (a virtual disk) | ||
|} | |} | ||
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[[Category:CC-Cloud]] | [[Category:CC-Cloud]] |