Difference between revisions of "Workflows"
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* [[FileNames|File names]] - how to name files for upload or for production | * [[FileNames|File names]] - how to name files for upload or for production | ||
* [[FileFamilies|File families]] - logical grouping of data for upload to tape | * [[FileFamilies|File families]] - logical grouping of data for upload to tape | ||
| − | * [[Dcache|dCache]] - the large aggregated disk system | + | * [[Dcache|dCache]] - the large aggregated data disk system |
| − | * [[Enstore|enstore]] - the tape system | + | * [[Enstore|enstore]] - the mass storage tape system |
* [[SAM|SAM]] - file metadata and data handling management system | * [[SAM|SAM]] - file metadata and data handling management system | ||
| − | * [[SamExpert|Sam expert]] - some notes for the future | + | ** [[SamExpert|Sam expert]] - some notes for the future |
| − | * [[Upload]] - write to tape | + | * [[Upload]] - how write to tape |
* [[UploadFTS|FTS Upload]] (deprecated upload to tape) | * [[UploadFTS|FTS Upload]] (deprecated upload to tape) | ||
Revision as of 18:32, 30 March 2017
Workflow for jobs
- Grids - overview of the computing farms
- Data transfer - how to move larger datasets, necessary for grid jobs
- Workflow for running grid jobs (convert to wiki)
- Prestage - make sure files have been copied off tape and ready to use
Data Handling
- File names - how to name files for upload or for production
- File families - logical grouping of data for upload to tape
- dCache - the large aggregated data disk system
- enstore - the mass storage tape system
- SAM - file metadata and data handling management system
- Sam expert - some notes for the future
- Upload - how write to tape
- FTS Upload (deprecated upload to tape)