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There are two main types of RAP: | There are two main types of RAP: | ||
* Default RAP: for resources accessible without requiring to apply to the Resource Allocations Competition. The default RAPI typically takes the form <code>abc-123-aa</code> and has an associated '''group name''' that typically takes the form <code>def-profname</code>. | * Default RAP: for resources accessible without requiring to apply to the Resource Allocations Competition. The default RAPI typically takes the form <code>abc-123-aa</code> and has an associated '''group name''' that typically takes the form <code>def-profname</code>. | ||
* RAC RAP: for resources awarded through the Resources for Research Groups (RRG) or Research Platforms and Portals (RPP) competitions. Each RAC RAP also has a RAPI, typically of the form <code>abc-123-ab</code> or <code>abc-123-ac</code>, etc. and an associated group name, typically of the form <code>rrg-profname-ab | * RAC RAP: for resources awarded through the Resources for Research Groups (RRG) or Research Platforms and Portals (RPP) competitions. Each RAC RAP also has a RAPI, typically of the form <code>abc-123-ab</code> or <code>abc-123-ac</code>, etc. and an associated group name, typically of the form <code>rrg-profname-ab</code> or <code>rpp-profname-ac</code> for HPC resources, or <code>cpp-profname-ae</code> or <code>crg-profname-ae</code> for Cloud resources. | ||
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