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Integration of XRootD into the cloud infrastructure for ALICE data analysis. / Kompaniets, M.; Shadura, O.; Svirin, P.; Yurchenko, V.; Zarochentsev, A.

Journal of Physics: Conference Series.. 2015. стр. 022036.

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Kompaniets, M, Shadura, O, Svirin, P, Yurchenko, V & Zarochentsev, A 2015, Integration of XRootD into the cloud infrastructure for ALICE data analysis. в Journal of Physics: Conference Series.. стр. 022036. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/664/2/022036

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Kompaniets, M., Shadura, O., Svirin, P., Yurchenko, V., & Zarochentsev, A. (2015). Integration of XRootD into the cloud infrastructure for ALICE data analysis. в Journal of Physics: Conference Series. (стр. 022036) https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/664/2/022036

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Kompaniets M, Shadura O, Svirin P, Yurchenko V, Zarochentsev A. Integration of XRootD into the cloud infrastructure for ALICE data analysis. в Journal of Physics: Conference Series.. 2015. стр. 022036 https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/664/2/022036

Author

Kompaniets, M. ; Shadura, O. ; Svirin, P. ; Yurchenko, V. ; Zarochentsev, A. / Integration of XRootD into the cloud infrastructure for ALICE data analysis. Journal of Physics: Conference Series.. 2015. стр. 022036

BibTeX

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abstract = "Cloud technologies allow easy load balancing between different tasks and projects. From the viewpoint of the data analysis in the ALICE experiment, cloud allows to deploy software using Cern Virtual Machine (CernVM) and CernVM File System (CVMFS), to run different (including outdated) versions of software for long term data preservation and to dynamically allocate resources for different computing activities, e.g. grid site, ALICE Analysis Facility (AAF) and possible usage for local projects or other LHC experiments. We present a cloud solution for Tier-3 sites based on OpenStack and Ceph distributed storage with an integrated XRootD based storage element (SE). One of the key features of the solution is based on idea that Ceph has been used as a backend for Cinder Block Storage service for OpenStack, and in the same time as a storage backend for XRootD, with redundancy and availability of data preserved by Ceph settings. For faster and easier OpenStack deployment was applied the Packstack solution, which is b",
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