LHCb Grid Computing LHCb is a particle physics experiment which will study the subtle differences between matter and antimatter. The international collaboration.

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LHCb Grid Computing LHCb is a particle physics experiment which will study the subtle differences between matter and antimatter. The international collaboration consists of: 657 scientists 46 institutes 13 countries DIRAC Job Management Service Agent Production Manager GANGA DIRAC API JobMonitorSvc JobAccountingSvc Job monitor ConfigurationSvc FileCatalogSvc BookkeepingSvc BK query webpage FileCatalog browser Services MessageSvc Resources LCG Grid WN Site Gatekeeper Tier1 VO-box LHCb Grid Computing System 1000 million short lived particles of matter and antimatter called B and B-bar mesons (which contain the b quark) will be studied each year. In order to design the detector and to understand the physics, many millions of simulated events also have to be produced. To do this LHCb designed the DIRAC system to allow the utilisation of computing resources distributed around the world. DIRAC allows LHCb computing jobs to be processed on dedicated LHCb resources as well as underlying GRID systems such as the LCG. In addition to the development of DIRAC, GRIDPP supports work on the metadata service and the Ganga Grid interface, a joint LHCb/ATLAS project. Jobs run using the DIRAC system publish accounting information for resources used across the GRID. For the year period between April 2005 and April 2006 UK resources made up 36% of the total CPU used by LHCb corresponding to 2.3M CPU hours (~262 machines running for the entire year). This allowed LHCb to produce 39.1M events generating 28.5TB of output data in the UK. Ganga GUI screenshot Scriptor Job Monitor Splitter Logical Folders Job details UK LHCb resource usage by site. LHCb utilises computing resources provided to LCG by UK sites. In the previous year these resources were broken down between 15 LCG sites. In addition, ScotGRID provides dedicated resources for DIRAC. A breakdown of CPU used within the UK is given in the chart opposite.