ATLAS computing in Geneva 268 CPU cores (login + batch) 180 TB for data the analysis facility for Geneva group grid batch production for ATLAS special.

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ATLAS computing in Geneva 268 CPU cores (login + batch) 180 TB for data the analysis facility for Geneva group grid batch production for ATLAS special features: –direct line to CERN at 10 Gb/s –latest software via CERN AFS –storage integrated with ATLAS data distribution systems –flow of data from CERN and from NDGF Tier 1 used for Trigger development and commissioning complementary to CSCS Tier 2 S. Gadomski, ”ATLAS computing in GE", CHIPP, Aug 20091

Added value by resource sharing S. Gadomski, ”ATLAS computing in GE", CHIPP, Aug local jobs come in peaks grid always has jobs little idle time, a lot of Monte Carlo done

Swiss contribution to ATLAS computing S. Gadomski, ”ATLAS computing in GE", CHIPP, Aug ~1.4% of ATLAS computing in 2008

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