Within 5 years CMS expects to be managing many tens of petabytes of data at over a hundred sites around the world. This represents more than an order of magnitude increase in data volume over existing HEP experiments. The underlying concepts and architecture of the CMS model for distributed data management will be presented. The technical descriptions of the main data management components for data transfer, dataset bookkeeping, data location and file access will be reported. In addition we will present the experience in using the system in CMS data challenges and ongoing MC production.
Data Location, Transfer and Bookkeeping in CMS / A. Fanfani; A. Delgado Peris; F. Farina; M. Verlato; P. Elmer; L. Tuura; A. Afaq; Y. Guo; S.Kosyakov; L. Lueking; V. Sekhri; A. Dolgert; C. Jones; V. Kuznetsov; D. Riley; J. Rehni; S.Metson; D. Feichtinger; R. Egeland; Z. Toteva; B. Bockelman. - In: NUCLEAR PHYSICS B-PROCEEDINGS SUPPLEMENTS. - ISSN 0920-5632. - STAMPA. - 177-178C:(2007), pp. 279-280. (Intervento presentato al convegno Hadron Collider Physics Symposium 2007 tenutosi a La Biodola, Isola d'Elba, Italy nel 20-26 Maggio 2007).
Data Location, Transfer and Bookkeeping in CMS
FANFANI, ALESSANDRA;
2007
Abstract
Within 5 years CMS expects to be managing many tens of petabytes of data at over a hundred sites around the world. This represents more than an order of magnitude increase in data volume over existing HEP experiments. The underlying concepts and architecture of the CMS model for distributed data management will be presented. The technical descriptions of the main data management components for data transfer, dataset bookkeeping, data location and file access will be reported. In addition we will present the experience in using the system in CMS data challenges and ongoing MC production.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
