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Create LUMI-O credentials

Go to LUMI-O credentials management service page. And click on "-> Go to login".

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auth.lumidata.eu landing page

Choose the correct authentication provider which for most LUMI users is "MyAccessID" (users with a Finnish allocation can also use "CSC" or "HAKA"), and follow the authentication procedure.

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Authentication provider selection

This page displays all the projects that are associated with your account. It shows the project number, project description, set storage quota, in GB, for a specific project, and how much of said quota is used up. Additionally, this page allows creating the necessary authentication keys, which are required for accessing the object storage.

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LUMI-O credential management main page

Warning

The Usage column does not display correct data as the feature is still being implemented

To create an authentication access key pair. Open up the side menu from the rightward pointing arrow. In this example, we are opening the side menu for project 462000008, for which we will create the authentication key pair for.

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Open the side menu

The side menu allows for the creation of access keys. To generate an access key "Duration (hours)" and "Key description" fields must be filled out.

Tip

A good practice is to set the authentication key pair duration for the job walltime. This lets the job move the necessary data from LUMI-O to the scratch filesystem, perform the necessary calculations, and after finishing move the data back to LUMI-O.

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Side menu

When filling out the duration, keep the previous advice in mind.

Tip

The key description should be something relevant to the job it is meant for, that way it is easier to manage the created keys, should there be more than a few at the same time.

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Filling out the required fields

After the necessary fields are created, click on "Generate key". The generated key will appear in the side menu under "Available keys". The previously mentioned key description field is visible there, which makes it easy to distinguish between several keys.

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Available keys

Click on the newly generated Access key. This opens up the key's content. It provides the necessary "Access key" and "Secret key". You can also see the key description, which project said key is related to, owner of the key and finally Creation and Expiry dates.

From this side menu, it is also possible to extend the key.

Info

When you initially create the key, the initial allowed maximum lifetime is 168h = 7 days. This can then be extended by one hour for every hour from key creation, i.e., you are always able to extend the duration of the key to now + 7 days.

Downloading a configuration template for different object storage clients like shell, boto3, rclone, s3cmd and aws.

After selecting the desired object storage client and clicking "Generate" opens the output in a new browser tab.

Finally, by scrolling down in the menu this side menu allows you to delete the key. After deletion of a key, a new one needs to be created to resume utilizing LUMI-O for a certain project. Keys are non-recoverable, but a new one can be created in its place.

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Access key details