Login to What?
Your ACCESS account will allow you to login to a variety of ACCESS web services. The set of ACCESS web services can be used to get accounts at Resource Providers (RPs) – note that accounts at RPs are RP-specific (in other words, you will not use your ACCESS user ID on the RP sites).
ACCESS web services include the following:
Allocations Portal: The ACCESS Allocations portal is where researchers may:
Identify RPs whose resources match the needs of their projects.
Prepare allocation requests, including get tips about crafting a successful request.
Manage their allocations, including actually submitting an allocation request, managing the users of an allocation, monitoring the usage of an allocation, and more.
Get answers to frequently asked questions about allocations.
Read the ACCESS allocation policies.
ACCESS Support Portal (ASP): Users who need help should start their search at the ASP portal. The ASP portal provides multiple levels of user support including:
Tier 1 Support: Help with user-friendly ACCESS user-tools and interfaces including Open-On-Demand and Pegusus.
Tier 2 Support: Help using the ACCESS knowledge-base consisting of Confluence support articles, Ask.CI community questions and answers, and Cnct.ci database of experts and expertise.
Tier 3 Support: Help with short-term projects provided by ACCESS student support guided by an ACCESS mentor.
Tier 4 Support: Help with long-term projects via embedded experts.
Operations Portal: The ACCESS Operations portal provides information for:
Resource Providers, including the RP Forum where RPs can discuss problems, solutions, best practices, and more.
Broader Impacts (to be completed).
CyberSecurity policies, services, support, incident management, and other aspects related to ACCESS CyberSecurity.
Data and Networking (to be completed).
Operations support for RPs, ACCESS project PIs, and ACCESS-affiliated developers.
Monitoring and Measurement (MMS, aka Metrics) Portal: The monitoring and measurement portal provides access to XDMoD to explore system (e.g., compute, storage, networking) and user usage (e.g., software, data) information.