Logging in » History » Version 1
John Pellman, 08/18/2025 11:21 AM
| 1 | 1 | John Pellman | h1. How to login? |
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| 3 | There are 2 ways to login into Globus at https://app.globus.org/ |
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| 5 | Use the account id from which you registered or |
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| 7 | You can look up for your institution name under the login page and directly sign in using your institution credentials |
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| 9 | Graphical user interface, text, application, chat or text message |
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| 11 | Description automatically generated |
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| 13 | Some institutions have already signed up with Globus which enables the users to sign with their existing email ID without registering for a new account on Globus. |
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| 14 | If your institution’s name is not on the list, you have to create a new Globus ID described in the above step |
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| 18 | Once you log in, you will see the following screen |
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| 22 | A collection is a named location containing data you can access with Globus. |
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| 23 | Collections can be hosted on many different kinds of systems, including campus storage, HPC clusters, laptops, Amazon S3 buckets, Google Drive, and scientific instruments. |
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| 24 | A collection allows authorized Globus users to browse and transfer files. Collections can also be used for sharing data with others or data publication. For us, the collection name is ‘NYSBC#SEMC’ |