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dCache is a system of many disks aggregated across dozens of linux disk servers; the total disk space is a few PB. The system lets all this hardware look

CERN Virtual Machine File System (CVMFS) is a distributed disk system for providing an experiment's code and libraries to interactive node and grids worldwide

As Mu2e approaches data-taking there will be many more ntuples, calibration procedures, and analysis code developed. Including this user code in the main

Spack is a software package setup and build system. It can replace UPS, MRB (Multi-Repo Build) and Muse "package managers". Spack was developed for the

these two sets of tutorial materials: CheckoutAndBuildCodeTutorial: an introduction to offline code checkout and build. GeometryBrowserTutorial2019: learn

This tutorial will get you started on how to STNtuple package to analyze Mu2e data. This tutorial requires the user to: have a Mu2e computing account and

This page is intended as a guide to the Fermilab Elastic Analysis Facility (EAF) for Mu2e collaborators. The official EAF documentation from SCD can be

Some errors occur regularly, such as when authorization expires, dCache is struggling, or a procedure is repeated when it can't be repeated. Some common

The goals of each session should be clearly defined at the top of the page; for instance In this Tutorial you will learn how to analyze TTree data produced

Fake data ensembles were assembled to mimic what a real dataset from the experiment would look like in order to allow tests of analyses. This means that

This tutorial will explore the data products used in Mu2e and the modules and algorithms which create them. It is part of the June 2019 Computing and Software

In the process of uploading files to tape, they are copied to a tape-backed dCache disk area. From there, they migrate automatically to tape and after

This page is a draft, please help complete it! This page page needs expert review! In mu2e simulation, mixing is a procedure where different parts of an

This is a page is under development, please check back frequently for updates and corrections. If you attended the tutorial day, or have worked through

This page has an introduction to viewing the Mu2e geometry using ROOT's TGeometry browser. It was written for the tutorial day at the University of Minnesota

You can think of a "data product" as a piece of information to which you may get access by calling an appropriate get function on the event object. Equivalently

TTree data produced by the Mu2e Offline software. As this is a basic introduction, few prerequisites are necessary, however, it would be beneficial if

Introduction to Declad Online ssh tunnel ssh -4 -f -X -N -L 8080:localhost:8080 -J ${USER}@mu2egateway01 ${USER}@mu2e-dl-01 in browser: localhost:8080

Warning - this page is out of date, need to be updated for Muse In the case of Mu2e, an event records the detector response during one proton pulse, consisting

This section describes how to configure input and output modules. This includes how to specify filenames, how to skip events from an input file, how to