Speaker
Mr
Federico Carminati
(CERN)
Description
Since 1998 the ALICE Offline Project has developed an integrated offline framework (AliRoot) and a distributed
computing environment (AliEn) to process the data of the ALICE experiment. These systems are integrated with the
LCG computing infrastructure, and in particular with the ROOT system and with the WLCG Grid middleware, but
they also present a number of original solutions, which have been developed by the ALICE Offline Project to face the
challenges specific to the ALICE, experiment. This talk will review the development and current status of the ALICE
Offline. The presentation will describe how this environment has been tested during a series of exercises of
increasing complexity carried on over the years. The status of readiness of the systems will be described, as well as
the major challenges facing it at the eve of data taking. The lessons learned during this nine-year development will
be described and analysed, and the development roadmap will be presented and discussed.
| Submitted on behalf of Collaboration (ex, BaBar, ATLAS) | ALICE |
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Primary author
Mr
Federico Carminati
(CERN)
