Fix iopsstor typos

Author: msimberg

.github/actions/spelling/allow.txt

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ CPMD
 CSCS
 CWP
 CXI
-Capstor
+capstor
 Ceph
 Containerfile
 DNS
@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ HPCP
 HPE
 HSN
 Hartree
-Iopsstor
+iopsstor
 Jax
 Jira
 Keycloak

docs/alps/storage.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ Alps has different storage attached, each with characteristics suited to differe
 HPC storage is managed in a separate cluster of nodes that host servers that manage the storage and the physical storage drives.
 These separate clusters are on the same Slingshot 11 network as the Alps.
 
-|              | Capstor                | IOPStor                | Vast                |
+|              | Capstor                | Iopsstor               | Vast                |
 |--------------|------------------------|------------------------|---------------------|
 | Model        | HPE ClusterStor E1000D | HPE ClusterStor E1000F | Vast                |
 | Type         | Lustre                 | Lustre                 | NFS                 |
@@ -22,19 +22,19 @@ These separate clusters are on the same Slingshot 11 network as the Alps.
 Capstor is the largest file system, for storing large amounts of input and output data.
 It is used to provide SCRATCH and STORE for different clusters - the precise details are platform-specific.
 
-[](){#ref-alps-iopstor}
-## iopstor
+[](){#ref-alps-iopsstor}
+## iopsstor
 
 !!! todo
-    small text explaining what iopstor is designed to be used for.
+    small text explaining what iopsstor is designed to be used for.
 
 [](){#ref-alps-vast}
 ## vast
 
 The Vast storage is smaller capacity system that is designed for use as home folders.
 
 !!! todo
-    small text explaining what iopstor is designed to be used for.
+    small text explaining what iopsstor is designed to be used for.
 
 The mounts, and how they are used for SCRATCH, STORE, PROJECT, HOME would be in the [storage docs][ref-storage-fs]
 

docs/platforms/mlp/index.md

@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ There are three main file systems mounted on the MLP clusters Clariden and Brist
 | type |mount | filesystem |
 | -- | -- | -- |
 | Home | /users/$USER | [VAST][ref-alps-vast] |
-| Scratch | `/iopstor/scratch/cscs/$USER` | [Iopstor][ref-alps-iopstor] |
+| Scratch | `/iopsstor/scratch/cscs/$USER` | [Iopsstor][ref-alps-iopsstor] |
 | Project | `/capstor/store/cscs/swissai/<project>` | [Capstor][ref-alps-capstor] |
 
 ### Home
@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ Scratch filesystems provide temporary storage for high-performance I/O for execu
 Use scratch to store datasets that will be accessed by jobs, and for job output.
 Scratch is per user - each user gets separate scratch path and quota.
 
-* The environment variable `SCRATCH=/iopstor/scratch/cscs/$USER` is set automatically when you log into the system, and can be used as a shortcut to access scratch.
+* The environment variable `SCRATCH=/iopsstor/scratch/cscs/$USER` is set automatically when you log into the system, and can be used as a shortcut to access scratch.
 
 !!! warning "scratch cleanup policy"
     Files that have not been accessed in 30 days are automatically deleted.

docs/storage/transfer.md

@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ Currently Globus provide the following mount points at CSCS:
 ## Internal Transfer
 
 The Slurm queue `xfer` is available on Alps clusters to address data transfers between internal CSCS file systems.
-The queue has been created to transfer files and folders from `/users`, `/capstor/store` or `/iopstor/store` to the `/capstor/scratch` and `/iopstor/scratch` file systems (stage-in) and vice versa (stage-out).
+The queue has been created to transfer files and folders from `/users`, `/capstor/store` or `/iopsstor/store` to the `/capstor/scratch` and `/iopsstor/scratch` file systems (stage-in) and vice versa (stage-out).
 Currently the following commands are available on the cluster supporting the queue xfer:
 
 ```