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LHCb Progress & Plans Nick Brook University of Bristol

LHCb Progress & Plans Nick Brook University of Bristol. News & User Plans Technical Progress Review of deliverables. Xmas MC production 4.4M event produced over Xmas All 8 UK institutes participated UK produced ~1/3 of the events UK produced ~40% of events produced outside of CERN

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LHCb Progress & Plans Nick Brook University of Bristol

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  1. LHCb Progress & Plans Nick Brook University of Bristol • News & User Plans • Technical Progress • Review of deliverables Cosener’s House – 30th Jan’03

  2. Xmas MC production • 4.4M event produced over Xmas • All 8 UK institutes participated • UK produced ~1/3 of the events • UK produced ~40% of events produced outside of CERN • All DST data copied back to CERN • Data currently stored at some production sites (Cambridge, RAL & ScotGrid) • DataGrid just another “site” Cosener’s House – 30th Jan’03

  3. Xmas Production • 4.4M event produced over Xmas correspond to < 1Tb of DSTs • If required the whole of the DSTs produced can reside on disk at RAL • Data transfer tools have been (and still are) being developed at CERN – production centre manager tool • New book-keeping database available that allows replica dataset also to be stored • Should be able to generate files that need to be replicated to local site from DB • Should be able to generate file i/p “opt” files from DB for each site Cosener’s House – 30th Jan’03

  4. Data Challenge & Summer analysis • Data Challenge due to commence Feb (for 3 months)  10-20M events • Unlikely all DSTs will be available on disk at RAL (but might.) Need to use MSS at RAL ?? • LHCb UK investigating “namespce” convention to allow long name (i.e. disk file type name) access to data. Investigation of tools from BaBar – ATLAS involvement as well Cosener’s House – 30th Jan’03

  5. New LHCb Monte Carlo production system (DIRAC) Node Remote GridStorage Batch/GRIDFront End Production Server Node Node Production Manager viaMonitoring Client Production Server Node Local TempStorage Batch/GRIDFront End Node Production Server Node Gennady Kuznetsov Cosener’s House – 30th Jan’03

  6. Production Editor Work flow Editor Production DB Production data Scripts Edit Instantiate Workflow Production Server • Job request • Status updates Prod.Mgr Production Agent Bookkeeping info BookkeepingUpdates MC production architecture Cosener’s House – 30th Jan’03

  7. Job n Castor Batch farm Production agent Job status update Software installation Job request Job status update Production center Production Agent Submit job Bookkeeping info Check data Transfer data BK files Log files bbftp Data files Histo files Storage Cosener’s House – 30th Jan’03

  8. Production Server GRID or local Batch GRID Job service JAR (Dynamic) Agent service JAR (Dynamic) Site service JAR (Static) Application service JAR (Static) Stateless sessionvia JRMI / CORBA Statefull session via JRMI / CORBA Job Job Job JMS or SOAP messaging service Database persistence via JDBC JB Container Monitoring Client Object DBase Job Agent Job Agent Job Agent Java Bean Java Bean Java Bean LHCb Monitoring and control tools Cosener’s House – 30th Jan’03

  9. POOL activities • Catalog & Grid work package • Provided file catalog browser (PYTHON) • Code submitted to CVS repository Carmine Cioffi Cosener’s House – 30th Jan’03

  10. GANGA - activities Karl Harrison & Alexander Soroko • Demonstration later today – see Alexander’s talk • Fortnightly telephone meetings – CERN/UK/LBL • Web site exists – http://ganga.web.cern.ch/ganga/ • Close working relationship with LCG PI project & US Grappa project Cosener’s House – 30th Jan’03

  11. Deliverable Review • LHC experiments will be an integral part of the CERN LCG project • LCG currently defined “middleware” to appear on their testbed • LHCb UK hope to re-align deliverables with LCG • Will review the situation ~March • First “public” release of LCG facilities – July’03 Cosener’s House – 30th Jan’03

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