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[pavanvidem]

The article reads well and super clear. But I have a few concerns on the terminology used in unshared storage which led to confusion between storage and quota.

• The unshared storage is not really a separate storage, it is part of regular long-term storage. On the contrary, the short-term, user-owned are real storages. On the storage dashboard, does user see unshared storage as a separate entity?
• Is this statement true? "Data on this storage cannot be used for public datasets"
• Should we add storage of sensitive data as a usecase for unshared storage?

As I see, there 3 quota classes, long-term, short-term and user-owned. There are sharable and unsharable storage (or space) of long-term user quota.

[bgruening]

The article reads well and super clear. But I have a few concerns on the terminology used in unshared storage which led to confusion between storage and quota.

* The unshared storage is not really a separate storage, it is part of regular long-term storage. On the contrary, the short-term, user-owned are real storages. On the storage dashboard, does user see unshared storage as a separate entity?

Technically it will be a separate storage. An additional S3 bucket. But the quota spans two storages.

* Is this statement true? "Data on this storage cannot be used for public datasets"

Yes, I think so.

* Should we add storage of sensitive data as a usecase for unshared storage?

It is meant for this use-case - maybe in the future. But we should not advertise it as long as our terms do not allow sensitive data.

As I see, there 3 quota classes, long-term, short-term and user-owned. There are sharable and unsharable storage (or space) of long-term user quota.

Its really 4 options. unshareable is a separate bucket. We probably want to safeguard those private data in a special way and not mix it with the other data in long-term storage.

[pavanvidem]

Technically it will be a separate storage. An additional S3 bucket. But the quota spans two storages.

Then I misunderstood it. All good.