Welcome to the Tutorial
The EOSC EU Node is built entirely from open-source software - a set of core capabilities, each a named, modular component with its own public code repository, that together make up everything from the public-facing portal researchers browse to the authentication layer behind every login. This tutorial is designed to support researchers, Contributors, developers, and anyone wanting to understand what actually powers the EOSC EU Node platform.
This tutorial will guide you through the key benefits and functionalities of the EOSC EU Node's core capabilities, helping you to understand what each one does, how they fit together, and where to find their open-source code.
Welcome to the Tutorial
Contributing to the EOSC EU Node as an industry partner means bringing an open, research-relevant Service or Resource - produced by your organisation's R&D activity, often through EU-funded collaboration to Europe's research community on the same Open Access terms as any other Contributor. It is designed to support industry R&D divisions and corporate research labs, research-oriented SMEs and spin-offs, public-private partnership partners, and corporate open-source contributors.
Welcome to the Tutorial
Contributing as a technology and infrastructure provider means registering the building blocks other Contributors rely on - typically as a Service, and where your technology is built around open standards, optionally alongside an Interoperability Guideline. It is designed to support middleware and integration technology providers, open-source software and tool developers, sovereign platform infrastructure operators, and organisations formalising interoperability standards across the EU27 and Associated Countries.
Welcome to the Tutorial
As the software developer, system administrator or IT professional behind your organisation's EOSC EU Node contribution, you're the one who implements the technical requirements - from AAI integration to environment readiness — that turn a Contributor application into a live Service, Data Source, Training Material or Interoperability Guideline. This tutorial is designed to support developers, system administrators, DevOps engineers, technical leads, and security or compliance staff working on behalf of a registered EOSC EU Node Contributor.
Welcome to the Tutorial on contributing your research infrastructure to the EOSC EU Node registers it as a Service, making it discoverable and usable by researchers across Europe. It is designed to support compute and storage infrastructure providers, virtual research environments, scientific application and tool providers, and e-infrastructure operators across the EU27 and Associated Countries.
This tutorial will guide you through the key benefits and functionalities of contributing your research infrastructure to the EOSC EU Node, helping you to understand the eligibility and technical requirements, register your organisation, and submit your service for onboarding with ease.
Welcome to the tutorial on contributing your repository to the EOSC EU Node registers it as a Data Source, making the research products it holds discoverable, citable and reusable by researchers across Europe. It is designed to support research data repositories, institutional and national data archives, and thematic or disciplinary data infrastructures across the EU27 and Associated Countries.This tutorial will guide you through the key benefits and functionalities of contributing your repository to the EOSC EU Node, helping you to understand the eligibility requirements, register your organisation, and submit your repository for onboarding with ease.
Welcome to the tutorial on Onboarding a Resource to the EOSC EU Node. In approximately 15 minutes, you will learn what Resource onboarding means, the different Resource types available, who is eligible, what happens once a Resource is onboarded, and how to submit it step by step through the Contributors Dashboard. No prior knowledge is required to follow this tutorial; however, to actually submit a Resource, you must first be registered as an EOSC EU Node Contributor.
Welcome to the tutorial on Onboarding a Service to the EOSC EU Node. In approximately 10–15 minutes, you will learn what Service onboarding means, its key benefits, who is eligible, the main technical requirements and integrations, common use cases, and how to submit a Service step by step through the Contributors Dashboard. No prior knowledge is required to follow the tutorial; however, to actually submit a Service, you must first be registered as an EOSC EU Node Contributor.
Welcome to this tutorial on requesting EOSC EU Node credits for European Commission-funded projects. In the following tutorial, you will learn how eligible project teams can access up to 40,000 credits to support their research activities through trusted EOSC EU Node services. The tutorial will explain what the credits can be used for, who can request them, and how to submit a credit voucher request through the EOSC EU Node User Space.
