You can create an account on Globus ID and use it to log into Globus. If you don’t yet have an ORCiD, please visit to obtain one. Click on “Sign in with ORCiD iD” at the bottom of the page. You can use your ORCiD, a persistent digital identifier for individual researchers, to sign into Globus (all ARS researchers should have an ORCiD). Login using one of the available methods:
There are several ways to login to the Globus Web App. In a browser, navigate to, click ‘Log In’ in the upper right corner. The instructional video at demonstrates how to transfer files between local computer, Ceres, Atlas and Juno using Globus. To transfer data to/from a local computer, users will need to install Globus Connect Personal which does NOT require admin privileges. It provides faster data transfer speeds compared to scp, has a graphical interface, and does not require a GA verification code for every file transfer. Globus Online is the recommended method for transferring data to and from the Ceres cluster. If you have issues with transferring data, please contact the VRSC at Data Transfer. If you have to transfer very large amounts of data or if network speed at your location is slow, please submit a request to the Virtual Research Support Core (VRSC) to ingress data from a hard drive as described below (section Large Data Transfer by Shipping Hard Drives). See the Ceres User Manual section Quotas on Home and Project Directories for more information on home and project directory quotas. 
Given the space and access limitations of a home directory, large amounts of data or data that will be used collaboratively should be transferred to a project directory.
Globus Online is the recommended method for transferring data to and from the Ceres cluster.Large Data Transfer by Shipping Hard Drives.
Small Data Transfer Using scp and rsync.
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