According to Petar, this is the least known application, mostly in terms of operational procedures.
see also additional notes from internal cdf email
Dennis's cookbook approach to adding FroNTier software
See also Frontier related software in CDF wiki entry
Contacts: Rick Snider, Bo Jayatilaka, Matt Martin (?)
Pre-scales application/recalculation effort is ongoing. January data has been updated. The hope is to eliminate data backlog by/during summer shutdown. Concern is that development database is being used for production purposes, and that development server does not have sufficient power for this task.
Contact: Jonathan Louis, Petar.
Offline production control system. Supported by REX. Replaced file catalog database.
Contact: Adam Lyon
Distributed data caching system. Based on HTTP caching software. Cache is one-key-to-blob kind. Widely used in production.
In most use cases (when caching is beneficial) helps significantly reduce load on Oracle. The product is in support/maintenance mode.
Some work may be required to write additional back-ends as new pieces of data added to databases, or users try to use new tables.
Contact: Randolph Herber, Petar Maksimovic
Some simulation jobs contact database. Some of them use badly designed DB access module, which uses DB resources in highly inefficient manner.
Dennis is helping debug/optimize the code. Also, another approach is to add Frontier backend for this piece of data.
Contacts: Petar Maksimovic, Barry Blumenfeld, Simona Rolli
Database performance/access online monitoring tool, based on MySQL database. Currently supported by Randy Herber. Originally developed/maintained by Eric Wicklund, Yuyi Guo, Margherita Vittone.
Claimed to be used in CDF Control Room procedures.
Little is known about. Dennis wrote and knows some of the software involved. Operational issues/procedures are not known.
Contact: Bill Badgett
Trigger, Hardware, Runs
Here is a 'capture' of the most database intensive applications on 6/12/2007. I (dbox) have knowlege of ProductionExe and TRGSim++ but not the others. Our mission, should we decide to accept it, is to:
----- Top Apps regardless of many same-name apps ------ - Query used is : select application, sum(duration) as etime /nfrom Job j, APIkeyed a where ( j.startTime > (1181710800- 24*3600) /nand j.startTime <= 1181710800 ) and j.jobId=a.jobId /ngroup by application order by etime desc limit 20 Apps Sum(duration) cdfSim 1155076.2191509 TRGSim++ 1106372.530475 ProductionExe 420973.741204999 stnmaker_prod.exe 21694.8568989999 BitsRunSummaryExe 16867.5311780001 TopFind 16026.477388 AC++Dump 7531.87963200004 BFracSkim 3628.76670300001 CalibExe 2069.188569 BcFindExe 1474.479438 OCUevNExe 1387.04492 leptons.exe 837.590638999998 DFinderExample.exe 829.311808000001 MyAnaExe 775.039395000001 ucntuple.exe 632.023324 cdfSim_6.1.4mc_HW_LH_LNF_BCgen_final 521.509832000001 strip 396.439775 CandsExe 191.491642 TrigMon 100.712406 siHitAnalyzer 93.997157
Petar Maksimovic - CDF, Jon Hopkins University
Randy Herber - CD
Rick Snider - CD
Dennis Box - CD