Speaker
Julia Andreeva
(CERN)
Description
One of the most important conclusion of the analysis of the results of
CCRC08 and operational experience after CCRC08 is that the LHC experiment
specific monitoring systems are the main sources of the monitoring
information. They are widely used by people taking computing shifts. They
are the first ones to detect the problems of various nature.
Though these systems provide rather complete and reliable picture of the
computing activities of the LHC experiments on the Grid, the diversity of
these tools creates certain problems. It is very difficult for non expert
users to find required information. It is not always possible to correlate
information coming from multiple sources. Currently there is no high level
view of the computing activities of all LHC experiments. The talk will
cover current development aiming to provide such view using information
from the experiment specific monitoring systems.
Primary authors
Benjamin Gaidioz
(CERN)
Costin Grigoras
(CERN)
Elisa Lanciotti
(CERN)
Irina Sidorova
(CERN/JINR)
Julia Andreeva
(CERN)
Max Boehm
(EDS)
Pablo Saiz
(CERN)
Ricardo Rocha
(CERN)
Roberto Santinelli
(CERN)
