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https://tinyurl.com/T1-GGUS-Open
https://tinyurl.com/T1-GGUS-Closed
https://lcgwww.gridpp.rl.ac.uk/utils/availchart/
https://cms-site-readiness.web.cern.ch/cms-site-readiness/SiteReadiness/HTML/SiteReadinessReport.html#T1_UK_RAL
http://hammercloud.cern.ch/hc/app/atlas/siteoverview/?site=RAL-LCG2&startTime=2020-01-29&endTime=2020-02-06&templateType=isGolden
Number of running cores has dropped, which is very unusual. Normally CMS are running close to 8k cores all the time, which is the cap since Sept 2021. Wondering if this is related to...
...Big gaps have been seen in the ARC-CE tests. This is not unusual, but usually all 5 CEs don't have gaps simultaneously. If even one CE has a green test in a time period, the status will be green. Seeing not only gaps in running the test, but also gaps in completing the test, e.g. the final test ('WN-Analysis') doesn't get reported on. My guess is that this times out. It's making the SAM test status red on days this week. Drain is still overridden otherwise would be in drain. Will talk to Tom Birkett again about this.
CMS are going to transfer 150-250TB of data from CERN tape to Antares. This will be interesting as the path may be:
CERN tape -> CERN EOS -> Echo -> Antares (e.g. double multihop)...which will be interesting.
Have been asked to test 'Shoveler' which is xrootd monitoring.
Job performance is reasonable.