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Archive Status & Staging Disk Capacity
Current Status
68 completed in the last 96 hours, and 0 running.
The average time for a request to complete is 1 hours.
The median of delivery times for a request to complete is 0.8 minutes.
Check status of an individual request:
Planned Archive Downtimes
These are scheduled downtimes which will affect access to the MAST Archive. Note: Due to the nature of the archive systems, we cannot always report unscheduled downtimes.This DADS system serves data from the KEPLER archive.
Tue Jan 10 11:23:38 EST 2012 The Kepler Archive is UP.
Staging Disk Capacity
Here is the current capacity of the Archive host's (archive.stsci.edu) staging disk:
Fri Feb 10 12:06:20 EST 2012 737.7 GB of 5039.7 GB used (14.6%)
If the capacity is near 100%, then the staging disk is full, and HOST retrievals and retrivals submitted through the Web interface will fail. When that happens, you may either
- Wait until there is more space on the staging disk (every hour, files older than three days are swept from the staging disk), or
- you can select NET retrieval instead of HOST and have the data sent directly to your machine.
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