biolocal:StoragePartitions

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All the storage volumes:

Name	Size	Description	Data type	Disk type	RAID type	Host access (read only/write)	Notes
bioinfo_hs	2.5Tb	high speed access to data used by bionformatic tools	indexes flat files row data	FC	5	opa(rw) bpe(ro) cluster(rw)
sql	2.5Tb	data for RDBMS	backend files for relational DB servers	FC	5	opb(rw)
bioinfo	6Tb	data for bionformatic tools	flat files row data	SATA	5	opa(rw) bpe(ro) cluster(rw)	This is a superset of the bioinfo_hs volume, containing data not frequently accessed.
images	6Tb	data for imaging in biomedical research	compressed images row images	SATA	5	cluster(rw)
mirrors	2Tb	external downloaded data	compressed files row data	SATA	5	opa(rw) opb(ro)
backup	10Tb	local copies of sensible data	all	SATA	5	opa(rw) opb(rw)
development	6Tb	data for development	all	SATA	5	bpe(ro) cluster(rw)
sqlexternal	4Tb	backend files for external relational DBs	backend data for RDBMS	SATA	5	opb(rw)

Only the storage volumes available to the GRID

Name	Size	Description	Data type	Disk type	RAID type	Host access (read only/write)	Notes
bioinfo_hs	2Tb	high speed access to data used by bionformatic tools	indexes flat files row data	FC	5	opa(rw) bpe(ro) cluster(rw)
bioinfo	6Tb	data for bionformatic tools	flat files row data	SATA	5	opa(rw) bpe(ro) cluster(rw)	This is a superset of the bioinfo_hs volume, containing data not frequently accessed.