Use Puhti web interface as Allas GUI

part-1/allas/allas-bio-data.md

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 # Using Allas in CSC's HPC environment
 
- Before the actual exercise, open a view to the Allas service in your browser using the cPouta web interface.
+ Before the actual exercise, open a view to the Allas service in your browser using the Puhti web interface.
 
-1. Go to <https://pouta.csc.fi> and login with your account
-2. From the upper left corner open the project selection pop-up menu
-   - If you have several projects available, choose one that you want to use in this exercise
-3. From the menu on the left side of the interface, select `Object Store > Containers`
-4. During the exercise, you can use this web interface to get another view to the buckets and objects in Allas
-
-> Note that you need to **reload** the view in order to see changes
+1. Go to <https://www.puhti.csc.fi> and login with your account.
+2. Configure an Allas S3 connection using the _Cloud storage configuration_ tool.
+   - You need to first authenticate by providing your CSC password.
+   - If you have several projects available, choose one that you want to use in this exercise.
+3. Once you've configured a connection, select `s3allas-project_<id>` from the _Files_ dropdown menu in the top navigation bar. Replace `<id>` with the number of the project you chose to use (e.g. 2001234).
+4. During the exercise, you can use this web interface to get another view to the buckets and objects in Allas.
 
 ## 1. Login to Puhti
 
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-3. Check how this looks like in the Pouta web interface. Open a browser and go to <https://pouta.csc.fi/>
-4. In the Pouta web interface, go to the _Object Store_ section and list the buckets (which are called here _Containers_)
+3. Check how this looks like in the Puhti web interface. Open a browser and go to <https://www.puhti.csc.fi/>
+4. In the Puhti web interface, go to the _Files_ app and select `s3allas-project_<id>` to list the buckets of your project (replace `<id>` as needed).
 5. Locate your own `$USER-genomes-rc` bucket and download one of the uploaded fasta files to your local computer
 
 💡 You can read more about moving files at Docs CSC: [Copying files using scp](https://docs.csc.fi/data/moving/scp/) and [Moving data with rclone](https://docs.csc.fi/support/faq/how-to-move-data-between-puhti-and-allas/#move-data-with-rclone)

part-1/allas/allas-usage.md

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 💡 Now you'll be able to browse your _buckets_ and _objects_ in Allas using the *Files* app!
 
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-1. From the *Files* dropdown menu in the top navigation bar, select `s3allas-project_<id>`.
+1. From the *Files* dropdown menu in the top navigation bar, select `s3allas-project_<id>` where `<id>` is the number of your project (e.g. 2001234).
 2. Create a new bucket by pressing the *New Directory* button.
-   - Name it as `<id>_<username>`, in which `<id>` is the number of your project (e.g. 2001234) and `<username>` is your CSC username. Note that you cannot use a bucket name that already exists!
+   - Name it as `<id>_<username>`, in which `<id>` is again the number of your project and `<username>` is your CSC username. Note that you cannot use a bucket name that already exists!
 3. Open the created bucket by clicking it.
 4. Upload one file from your computer into the bucket (any file should do, but prefer a file that you can open in Puhti, e.g. a text file).