The "Last Mile" Of Data Handling: Fermilab'S Ifdh Tools
Journal of Physics: Conference Series(2014)
Abstract
IFDH (Intensity Frontier Data Handling), is a suite of tools for data, movement tasks for Fermilab experiments and is an important part of the FIFE12,1 (Fabric for intensity Frontier Ill Experiments) initiative described at this conference. IFDH encompasses moving input data from caches or storage elements to compute nodes (the "last mile" of data movement) and moving output data potentially to those caches as part of the journey back to the user. IFDH also involves throttling and locking to ensure that large numbers of jobs do not cause data movement bottlenecks. IFDH, is realized as an easy to use layer that users call in their.job scripts (e.g. "ifdh cp"), hiding the low level daCt movement took. One adwtntage of this layer is that the underlying low level tools can be selected or changed without the need for the user to alter their scripts. Logging and performance monitoring can also be added easily. This system will be presented in detail as well as its impact on the ease of data handling at Fermilab experiments.
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