Show pageOld revisionsBacklinksFold/unfold allBack to top This page is read only. You can view the source, but not change it. Ask your administrator if you think this is wrong. {{indexmenu_n>4}} ====== Current Functionality ====== A Virtual Research Environment (VRE) is a shared data space for one or more researchers with access to the VRE. These researchers have a Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) connected to that VRE. The shared data space is regular general storage but also can be a specialized platform for specific data like a connected [[https://www.dicomstandard.org/|DICOM server]] ===== The workspace or VDI ===== The current standard functionality of a VDI to the VRE is a Windows 11 virtual desktop. The home drive includes 1 GB storage and the group drives (G:\ and I:\) have 100 GB free storage space. ^ ^ CPU ^ Memory ^ | Basic | 4 vCPU | 8 GB memory | | Advanced (default) | 8 vCPU, 2 GB vGPU | 16 GB memory | | Customizations and additions | extra memory and vGPU can be added. | | | | various hard-and software such as servers, Dockers, databases, etc., all fully tailored to the research. || ===== Data drives and rights ===== Researchers with an account on a VRE will have a Home drive, a Group drive and a Global drive connected to their VDI. The home drive can be used for settings and small documents, but the group drive is dedicated for shared work on the data. Data that must be immutable can be stored on the global drive by a researcher with the role of Controller. Rights on up- or downloading data from the VRE depend on the assigned role in a VRE. Please refer to our page on [[https://wiki.hpc.rug.nl/vre/working|working in the VRE]] for an overview of these rights. ===== Connected services ===== Please refer to our page on [[.:currentfunctionality:connectedservices|Connected services]] for an overview. ===== Installed applications ===== Please refer to our page on the [[.:currentfunctionality:installedapplications|Installed applications]] on the VRE. Log In