For really large requests, we are only able to provide HSM collections see FAQ 3.3.4.Requests for large amounts of storage are subject to capacity constraints.However there are a couple of practical caveats: It is a relatively simple process to increase the allocation size, if you find that you need more space see FAQ 3.9 on how collection usage limits are implemented.

You can apply for as much storage as you need: a few gigabytes to hundreds of terabytes, or even more. Q3.1.4 - How much storage should I apply for? Someone from the QCIF eRA team will then contact you to discuss your needs, and prepare the formal RDSI storage application. You can start the process of applying for QRISdata storage via the QRIScloud Portal's Services page. In addition to simple storage, QRISdata's merit-based allocation processes encourage sharing and publication of data as a way to foster research collaboration, and preserve valuable research results. QRISdata is designed to complement well-managed data storage provided by your institution. It provides a more reliable place to store research data than putting it on USB drives and portable hard disks. QRISdata storage is held in physically secure data centres in Brisbane and Townsville, on systems that are managed by IT professionals.

Q3.1.2 - Why should I use QRISdata storage?

The models for resourcing and allocating QRISdata storage are different from commercial cloud storage providers, but QRISdata storage qualifies as cloud storage.

Q3.1.1 - Is QRISdata really cloud storage? By analogy with cloud computing, cloud storage is where you store your data on a infrastructure run by someone else 'on the internet'.

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