There is widespread acceptance that sharing genomic and related health data can ad vance our collective understanding of genetic/genomic etiologies of diseas e. Government research agencies make sharing scientific data stemming from funded projects a condition of that funding. The research community has b een vocal about the need to make data participants altruistically contribu te to research more findable\, accessible\, interoperable\, and reusable. How do genomic data repositories track their own progress on such stewards hip goals? What outcomes should be measured to ensure quality and effectiv eness of data stewardship over time? In this talk\, I provide preliminary findings from a scoping review of the literature aimed at developing a cor e outcomes list for responsible genomic data stewardship in the cloud. I d iscuss how new adaptations of a reliable method to measure data stewardshi p outcomes in environmental/climate science can be instructive for the hum an genomics community.