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 # Efficient Use of BioHPC Storage Systems
 
-[web](https://portal.biohpc.swmed.edu/content/)
-[email](biohpc-help@utsouthwestern.edu)
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-## Outline
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-* Overview of BioHPC systems storage
-  * Different filesystems (/home2, /work and /archive, /project)
-  * Quotas
-  * Backups
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-* Understanding input and output (I/O)
-  * I/O patterns
-  * Introduction to data and metadata
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-* Using storage effectively
-  * Data compression
-  * Data migration between storage systems
-  * General good practices
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-| Mount point | Location/FS Type     | Quota       | Backup                              |
-| ----------- | -------------------- | ------------|-------------------------------------|
-|   /home2    | Network/Fast SSD     |  50GB/User  | Mirror backup to twice per week     |
-|   /project  | Network/Lustre       |  5TB/Group  | Incremental backup upon PI request  |
-|   /work     | Network/GPFS         |  5TB/User   | Mirror backup once per week         |
-|   /archive  | Network/GPFS         |  5TB/Group  | Incremental backup upon PI request  |
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