  Accessing data from distributed computing is essential in many workflows, but
can be complicated for users of cyberinfrastructure. They must perform multiple
steps to make data available to distributed computing using unfamiliar tools.
Further, most research on data distribution has focused on the efficiency of
providing data to computing resources rather than considering the ease of use
for distributing data. Creating an easy to use data distribution method can
reduce the time researchers spend learning cyberinfrastructure and increase its
usefulness.
  Microsoft OneDrive is a online storage solution providing both file storage
and sharing. OneDrive provides many different clients to access data stored in
the service. It provides many features that users of cyberinfrastructure could
find useful such as automatic synchronization with desktop clients.
  A barrier to using services such as OneDrive is the credential management
necessary to access the service. Recent innovations in HTCondor have allowed
the management of OAuth credentials to be handled by the scheduler on the
user's behalf. The user no longer has to copy credentials along with the job,
HTCondor will handle the acquisition, renewal, and secure transfer of
credentials on the user's behalf.
  In this paper, I will focus on providing an easy to use data distribution
method utilizing Microsoft OneDrive. Measuring ease of use is difficult,
therefore I will will describe the features and advantages of using OneDrive.
Additionally, I will compare it to measurements of data distribution methods
currently used on a national cyberinfastructure, the Open Science Grid.
