1. Automated Grid Monitoring for LHCb Experiment through HammerCloud Bradley Dice Valentina Mancinelli

2. Project Overview  Use HammerCloud to…  Test LHCb data storage access  Ensure that new releases of user analysis programs function successfully  Why?  Temporarily disable sites with unreliable storage  Prioritize bug-fixing by most common problems  Keep the science moving!

3. Work falls into three categories: Front EndBack EndGrid Tests

4. Front End (User Interface)  Shows list of current and past tests and offers management tools  Progress:  Added data visualizations to categorize errors and the sites they affect (right)  Cleaned menu structures  Made job colors more easily understandable

5. Back End (Test Manager)  Interfaces between Ganga (to submit grid jobs) and Django (to display data)  Progress:  HammerCloud sites automatically update to match the WLCG topology  Ganga jobs report back detailed information for analysis  The backend produces plots showing jobs by status: complete, running, schedule, or failed (right)

6. Grid Tests (Getting Results)  Detecting and classifying data access failure is the key purpose of HammerCloud  Progress:  A postprocessor has to detect whether files were accessed locally or pulled from another site (failover)  Failover detection is presently difficult. Current collaboration with the developers of Ganga will help resolve this challenge.

7. Future Steps  Retrieve more job information (metrics on CPU time, etc.)  Provide grid site status information to RSS (Resource Status System)  Create data visualizations requested by LHCb  Document code in Twiki for future developers