The SDCC has a site license for Insure++ from Parasoft. This package is used to find runtime errors in C++ code - detect memory problems, runtime errors, and security vulnerabilities such as memory corruption, memory leaks, buffer overflow/underflow, and stack overruns.

The application can be found at the SDCC at:

Documentation about the native HPSS archive tools that are available to RHIC and LSST users. US-ATLAS users should use dCache instead.

Globus provides a secure, unified interface to your research data. Use Globus to 'fire and forget' high-performance data transfers between systems within and across organizations.

Managing Jupyter for Experiments

There are methods to customize both jupyter kernels listed in a running session (based on the $JUPYTER_PATH environment variable) and the actual jupyterlab sessions themselves both based on the user's group. Launching in a custom jupyterlab environment allows the different experiments that SDCC supports to maintain their own jupyterlab extensions and plugins. Launching a custom kernel allows the running of experiment-provided setup scripts to prepare the environment in the notebook with your software.

SDCC has set up a Docker registry for users to store and use Docker images. Users should be able to pull and push images from the SDCC network as well as the BNL campus network.