Speaker
Lassi Tuura
(NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY, BOSTON, MA, USA)
Description
The most significant data challenge for CMS in 2005 has been the LCG service
challenge 3 (SC3). For CMS the main purpose of the challenge was to exercise a
realistic LHC startup scenario using complete experiment system, in what concerns
transferring and serving data, submitting jobs and collecting their data, employing
the next-generation world-wide LHC computing service.
A number of significant new components were submitted to the test by LCG. Compared to
the past data challenges a number of important parameters have been changed for CMS,
and a number of improvements to software and systems we tested. We describe our
benchmark goals and how the tests were performed. We report on the results achieved,
consequences, and conclusions drawn.
Primary author
Lassi Tuura
(NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY, BOSTON, MA, USA)
