Cloud Services

Cloud services are designed to provide easy, scalable access to applications, resources and services, and are fully managed by a cloud services provider.

AWS at Emory

AWS at Emory is Emory University's preferred and recommended cloud service for faculty-led computational needs. The service provides access to Amazon's cloud computing services, including computing, storage, database, etc., with a few exceptions that have been blocked for security purposes. The service is a multi-mission platform that can facilitate the advancement of science, education, and service across the University.

Azure Self Supported Subscriptions

Azure Self Supported Subscriptions are part of Microsoft's Azure Cloud Services offering. This capability is not supported by Emory IT but does require approval to use.

Enterprise Cloud Services

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Enterprise Cloud Services (ECS) is Emory University's preferred and recommended Cloud service for enterprise applications. The service provides application owners a cloud platform within Amazon Web Services to build and run their applications with central IT support. Unlike the AWS at Emory service, which is designed to provide users with an autonomous experience, Enterprise Cloud Services provides a more managed service with pre-built solutions to help with deploying and operating enterprise-style applications - including data protection, deployment pipelines, disaster recovery, high availability, logging, monitoring, networking, patching, remote access, and security services.

HyPER C3 – Community Cloud HPC Cluster

HyPER C3 provides a community high-performance computing (HPC) cluster to support compute-intensive scholarship at Emory. This cloud HPC infrastructure is available to active faculty, staff, or students within the Emory community for the purpose of conducting Emory research activities.

Emory HySci – Hybrid Scientific Cyberinfrastructure

Emory HySci - Hybrid Scientific CyberInfrastructure HySci is a dedicated Science DMZ designed to facilitate high-speed, high-performance data transfers for research-intensive applications at Emory. Built following the Science DMZ model, HySci provides a network environment optimized for large-scale scientific data movement, distinct from general-purpose campus networks. By leveraging specialized infrastructure, tailored security policies, and dedicated data transfer nodes (DTNs), HySci enables researchers to efficiently share and process vast datasets using tools like Globus, without the bottlenecks of traditional enterprise computing environments. This infrastructure is available to active faculty, staff, and students engaged in data-intensive research projects.

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