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This report outlines the LHCb computing status as of June 14, 2011, focusing on data-taking performance, resource usage, and reprocessing efforts. Key highlights include a constant luminosity of ~10 pb−1/day and a sustained HLT rate of 3kHz for physics data. The usage of Tier 1 resources during data taking has led to saturation and large job queues. Additionally, the report discusses future reprocessing strategies utilizing Tier 2 sites and notes ongoing memory usage issues linked to I/O volumes. Recommendations for improvement and resource allocation are provided.
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LHCb computing status for LHCC referees meeting 14th June 2011
Data taking status • Constant luminosity • ~10 pb-1/day • HLT rate as foreseen • 3kHz “physics”
Tier 1 usage 2011 pledge
Reprocessing during data taking Live data Reprocessing
Reprocessing during data taking • Reminder: end of year reprocessing will take ~3 months, must start before end of run • Have reprocessed all 2011 data taken before May Technical stop • Started during TS, continued in parallel to data taking • Saturated Tier1’s, built up large queues of waiting jobs • Number of running jobs at several Tier1 is below pledges • Reasons under investigation
Tier 2 usage (simulation) 2011 pledge
Reprocessing prospects • Commissioning of Tier2 for reprocessing • Pilot sites selected • Production tests imminent • Use of online farm for reprocessing • Being investigated within online project • In both cases, we hope to be able to use some of these resources for 2011 reprocessing • Largely dependent on availability of manpower for commissioning, same manpower as for operations
Memory usage issue POOL ROOT • Observation of logarithmic increase in memory usage of jobs • Proportional to volume of I/O • Due to way in which LHCb uses ROOT via POOL • Implemented a new persistency directly in ROOT • To be deployedbefore end of year • Allows more efficient(longer) stripping jobs