Documentation work:
- This blog: created tags "prodsys1" and "prodsys2" for better search capability.
- Created a common navigation header (bar) that can be included in all ProdSys TWiki pages.
- References to DEFT and further details added to documentation on the ProdSys pages.
- Corrections in DEFT/JEDI interface description as per Tadashi's comments.
- Prepared Abstract for the ProdSys paper (CHEP). Abstract approved by ATLAS and submitted.
- Presentation for the CMS/ATLAS Common Analysis Platform on 2/28/2013:
- Based on the announcement on 2/14 of a CMS development largely parallel to what we do in ATLAS
- Potential redundancy, under-utilization of PanDA capability, suboptimal database load
- Clear potential for common development and platform
- Presentation for the ATLAS Software and Computing Workshop, March 11-15 2013
- Meeting with Wolfgang to discuss progress and requirements
- DEFT prototype: functionality complete
- SVN project created, code checked in
- Continuous updates and checkpoints
- Naming of the SVN tree as per Tadashi's comments
- Tested database schemas for the Task, Dataset and Meta-Task objects.
- Extensive refactoring and rewrite of the main code unit due to lots of new functionality and increased complexity, the application has become a simple CLI driver for underlying classes.
- Dedicated test of the code state-switching functionality
- Improvements in logging functionality, Logger class created based on standard Python package
- Started work on the Dependency Model for datasets
How can one access the CERN resident portion of the prodsys docs
ReplyDeleteI am getting
" you are not authorized to access the resource at "https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/pub/Atlas/ProdSys" "
Valeri,
ReplyDeleteThe TWiki appears to be accessible to everyone else who looked, possessing common CERN credentials. I do need to log on to the CERN network to access this material myself. If you can't do it, I would recommend filing a Savannah ticket.