In response to user demand, ARSC will begin rolling out  a variety of new services and capabilities to users in October 2011.   These new services will allow ARSC users to create a personal project-relevant webpage, a project-relevant website, and web-based access to $ARCHIVE.

 NOTE:   Regular ARSC storage policies apply to these web based services.  All users accessing the hierarchical filesystem ($ARCHIVE) via web based services must be conscientious about file staging to avoid unnecessary contention with other users' file stages.

Details regarding the new web services are included below.

• Each user will be assigned an individual people.arsc.edu/~$USERID webpage.
• Web page content should be consistent with stated project goals and approved by the PI.
• Users will be allowed to upload and edit documents.
• Supported development languages include HTML and php.
• Small image files will be supported.    Larger data files should be website-based (as described below.)
• Content will be backed up regularly.

• Upon request, an ARSC project will be assigned a www.projects.arsc.edu/$PROJECTID webpage.
• Web page content should be consistent with stated project goals and approved by the PI.
• Project members will be allowed to upload and edit documents.
• Supported development languages include HTML and php.
• Small image files will be supported.    Larger data files should be website-based (as described below.)
• Content will be backed up regularly.

• Upon request, an ARSC project will be assigned a www.$PROJECTID.arsc.edu website.
• Use of the website should be consistent with stated project goals.
• Project members will be allowed to upload and edit documents.
• Read-only mounts of the project's $ARCHIVE or /project directory will be available.
• Supported development languages include HTML and php.  MySQL is available upon request.
• Content will be backed up regularly.

• Upon request, an ARSC project will be assigned a www.$PROJECTID.arsc.edu website.
• Use of the website should be consistent with stated project goals.
• Project members will be given login access to the server for file transferring and editing.
• Read-write or read-only mounts of the project's $ARCHIVE or /project directory will be available.
• Supported development languages include HTML and php.  MySQL is available upon request.
• Other RHEL distributed apache modules are available upon request.
• Content will be backed up regularly.

More information will be provided to existing ARSC project members and PIs as the new web services come online.  

If you are interested in applying for a new ARSC project, please submit a project application form.