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### What is Harmony?

Harmony is the **cloud services orchestrator** for [NASA Earth Science Data and Information System (ESDIS)](https://www.earthdata.nasa.gov/esdis). The goal of Harmony is to provide services to increase usage and ease of use of ESDIS' Earth observation data, especially focusing on opportunities made possible by cloud-accessible data.

Data processed by Harmony are staged in Amazon s3 buckets, and Harmony services run in containers in pods in a Kubernetes cluster.

Note that services provided via Harmony **can transform NASA data as well as provide access to the original data**, through an Application Programmable Interface (API)...

Harmony services **can be invoked through curl commands**, e.g.:

> https://harmony.earthdata.nasa.gov/{collectionId}/ogc-api-coverages/1.0.0/{variable}/coverage/rangeset

(Harmony services REST API conforms to the OGC Coverages API version 1.0.0. It accepts parameters in the URL path as well as query parameters.)

Harmony **can also be invoked via wrapper libraries such as `harmony-py`**.