27 September 2004 to 1 October 2004
Interlaken, Switzerland
Europe/Zurich timezone

Production data export and archiving system for new data format of the BaBar experiment.

29 Sept 2004, 10:00
1h
Coffee (Interlaken, Switzerland)

Coffee

Interlaken, Switzerland

Board: 30
poster Track 4 - Distributed Computing Services Poster Session 2

Description

For The BaBar Computing Group BaBar has recently moved away from using Objectivity/DB for it's event store towards a ROOT-based event store. Data in the new format is produced at about 20 institutions worldwide as well as at SLAC. Among new challenges are the organization of data export from remote institutions, archival at SLAC and making the data visible to users for analysis and import to their own institutions. The new system is designed to be scalable, easily configurable on the client and server side and adaptive to server load. It's intergrated to work with SLAC's mass storage system (HPSS) and with the xrootd service. Design, implementation and experience with new system, as well as future development is discussed in this article.

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