Tutorial Materials

Test Endpoints

Globus endpoints: Every Globus user has access to two endpoints, Globus Tutorial Endpoint 1 and Globus Tutorial Endpoint 2. These have a 10MB quota and are used mostly to validate that a new Globus account is working.
ESnet endpoints: ESnet operates a set of read-only test endpoints on DTNs in various locations around the world. These endpoints host multiple datasets varying in size and number of files; they are a great resource for testing network performance. Type "esnet read-only" in the Globus endpoint search field to find these endpoints.
Note: The ESnet endpoints are only accessible if you are connected to a research and education network endpoint (including almost all US universities, national laboratories and supercomputing facilties).

To participate in the hands-on exercises, claim your virtual machine here.
You should also join the Tutorial Users group so you can access various shared resources.
The slides for the TechEx22 tutorial are available here.

Globus Connect Server Walkthrough

Access your VM instance as user 'adminN', using the DNS name from the Google spreadsheet, e.g. ssh admin1@tut1.globusdemo.org. Your 'adminN' user has passwordless sudo privileges, so you can sudo su before running the various GCS commands.

Click here for Globus Connect Server commands to create and configure GCSv5 endpoints/collections.

Note: The Globus Connect Server packages are already installed on your instance. For reference, the commands we used to install them on Ubuntu are as follows:

$ ssh adminN@<YOUR_EC2_MACHINE_ADDRESS>
curl -LOs https://downloads.globus.org/globus-connect-server/stable/installers/repo/deb/globus-repo_latest_all.deb
sudo dpkg -i globus-repo_latest_all.deb
sudo apt-key add /usr/share/globus-repo/RPM-GPG-KEY-Globus
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get --assume-yes install globus-connect-server54

Globus Connect Server Documentation

Installation Guide
GCS Command Line Reference
Video Walkthrough of GCS v5.4 Installation

Tutorial Exercises

Access your VM instance as as user 'devN', using the DNS name from the Google spreadsheet, e.g. ssh dev1@tut1.globusdemo.org. All software required for the tutorial exercises is already installed on your instance.

Sample flow definitions and triggers: github.com/globus/globus-flows-trigger-examples Globus CLI and Globus Flows/triggers exercises: Click here to copy paste commands.

Access the Globus Jupyter notebooks on our JupyterHub at jupyter.demo.globus.org.

Portal deployment exercise: Click here for commands to set up your portal.

Code for the Django Globus Portal Framework is in this GitHub repository.
The accompanying documentation is available here.
Code for the Cookiecutter deployment of the Django Globus Portal Framework is in this GitHub repository.

Developer Resources

Client App Registration: developers.globus.org
Transfer API Reference: docs.globus.org/api/transfer
Auth API Reference: docs.globus.org/api/auth
Groups API Reference: docs.globus.org/api/groups
Search API Reference: docs.globus.org/api/search
Globus Python SDK: globus-sdk-python.readthedocs.io
Web App Helper Pages: docs.globus.org/api/helper-pages