This page describes the proposed evolution of cryogenics-group CERNBox project is structured and the adopted sharing policy
Introduction
The project cryogenics-group has been created to replace DFS and could replace \\cern.ch\dfs\Departments\TE\Groups\CRG\ and hosts part of the TE-CRG Technical Information
The project today can be find:
- In CERNBox.cern.ch web interface within the "Your projects" folder
- In /eos/project/c/cryogenics-group/ accessible on lxplus
Members** of the cryogenics-group project also have the option of going to their CERNBox (via a web browser) to see the project files
(go to 'Your projects' and select 'project cryogenics-group').
Attention !! The main difference between CERNBox et DFS is the rw right inheritance that can be blocked in DFS and not in CERNBox.
This will imply a modification of the Admin and RW right
Proposed Project Administration
The project is managed by a service account, crgadmin@cern.ch, owned by TE-CRG-ML section. This service account can login into https://e-groups.cern.ch and add /modify the users space right within the project
This service account, has to be the only member of cernbox-project-cryogenics-group-admins in order to monitor easily the folder sharing of the Project
Members of cernbox-project-cryogenics-group-admins can configure* the following 2 e-groups which control access to the project space:
Initially 2 e-groups have been created
- cernbox-project-cryogenics-group-readers : anyone in this e-group can read in the project space)
- cernbox-project-cryogenics-group-writers : anyone in this e-group can read, write and delete in the project space)
The e-group cernbox-project-cryogenics-group-admins is also member of cernbox-project-cryogenics-group-writers
In addition, The following 2 folders were pre-created :
- /eos/project/c/cryogenics-group/www/ (folder for hosting an EOS-site-type website)
- /eos/project/c/cryogenics-group/public/ (public folder for all CERN authenticated users)
Proposed e-groups membership
cernbox-project-cryogenics-group-admins
members:
- crgadmin (Service account used to create the project)
all administrations will have to be done via the crgadmin service account.
This way the administrators will have an overview of which folders are shared, instead of having several persons able to share.
cernbox-project-cryogenics-group-writers
members:
- te-dep-crg-admin (e-group)
cernbox-project-cryogenics-group-readers
members: No one
With this model, the folders of the project will have to be shared with specific e-groups in order manage a more granular access for everyone
Proposed Project Structure
Today the project offer the following hierarchical folder distribution
- CRG machine and activity oriented structure
- Contractor workspace
- S176
- other...
- Sections
- DI
- activity
- Personal Folder
- CE
- activity
- Personal Folder
- CI
- activity
- Personal Folder
- ME
- activity
- Personal Folder
- ML
- activity
- Personal Folder
- OP
- activity
- Personal Folder
- DI
- www for hosting an EOS-site-type website
- public read sharing folder for all CERN authenticated users
Question :As the home directories have been migrated toward CERNbox do we need to have personal folders in the cryogenic-group project and for which use?
Of course addition folders or workspaces could be created with adapted access rights on request
Proposed Sharing Policy
CRG machine and activity oriented structure (Optional as it will require to keep it in line with the EDMS structure ):
Shared with the egroup te-dep-crg: read/write like in EDMS could be used for drafting documents before their transfer to EDMS
Question : Do we need to keep it
Contractor workspace
example : S176
Shared with:
- te-dep-crg-s176 : read/write (to be discussed with the contract management)
Other..
- egroup to be defined with CERN contract manager
Sections folders
Read only shared with te-dep-crg in order to allow the information diffusion within the group
Read/write privileges shared with section members e-group to reduce the risk of unwilled modifications
www
Used for hosting websites components Sharing on request
Public
Read privilege for all CERN authenticated users