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6 -= Data Proxy & HDG =
6 += Data Proxy =
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8 -The Data Proxy is an application that allows authenticated EBRAINS users to access Swift Object storage without a Fenix user account.
9 -This application has 2 main use cases:
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12 -It provides a dedicated optional swift container to every Collab. We call it the Collab Bucket.
8 +The data proxy allows you to access object storage (Swift) on the Fenix infrastructure as an authenticated EBRAINS user without a Fenix user account.
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15 -It allows users to access and visualize Knowledge Graph datasets. It provides an additional layer to access datasets with more sensitive human data that has been strongly pseudonymized (e.g  defaced brain scans): The **Human Data Gateway**
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37 37  The Data Proxy authenticates its users with the EBRAINS (Collaboratory) IAM service.
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40 -Prior to the availability of the Data Proxy, EBRAINS users had to request a Fenix user account in order to access object storage capabilities on the Fenix infrastructure. With the Data Proxy, a user only needs to have an EBRAINS account to access object storage resources (effectively on the same Fenix object storage infrastructure). Data stored in this way is held in the name of the data proxy service account on Fenix, and the Data Proxy tracks who has access to which data.
32 +Prior to the availability of the Data Proxy, EBRAINS users had to request a Fenix user account in order to access object storage capabilities on the Fenix infrastructure. With the Data Proxy, a user only needs to have an EBRAINS account to access the data stored on the same Fenix object storage. Data stored in this way is held in the name of the data proxy service account on Fenix, and the Data Proxy tracks who has access to which data.
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43 43  === Permissions ===