Predictions on Service Adoption and Utilization Meet Reality

Vogl, Raimund; Angenent, Holger; Rudolph, Dominik; Wilmer, Andreas; Thoring, Anne; Stieglitz, Stefan; Meske, Christian

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-39483-1_58

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“…The campuscloud sciebo -reported at EUNIS before (Rudolph et al, 2016;Vogl et al, 2015) started in early 2015 after a conceptual design phase of two years. Today, the number of registered users has grown to over 200,000 (see predictions in Vogl, Angenent, Rudolph, Stieglitz, & Meske, 2016). The main drivers of the project were and still are the need for a secure file syncing and sharing solution and large on premise data storage capacities for researchers.…”

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confidence: 99%

Moving the sciebo Sync and Share Cloud Service to State of the Art Cloud Technology

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The campuscloud sciebo is a widely used service for higher education in the federal state of North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) in compliance with German data protection legislation. The project started in February 2015. Currently, there are over 200.000 registered users. Modernizing the infrastructure for future demands is one of the current major challenges of sciebo. Due to evolved technology, a modernisation of the setup became necessary. Not only for scalability, but also for the closer integration with other services, the shift to a Kubernetes-based platform was an obvious step. Today, the modernized setup consists of two synchronously mirrored server sites, each with a 5 PB net capacity Spectrum Scale file system and two Kubernetes clusters running ownCloud software.

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Section: Project Historymentioning

confidence: 99%