Training materials
Browse HEP training materials from the HEP Training catalogue.
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28 materials found
Beginner
Documentation for Zenodo with FAQ, Docs, and Guides
Intermediate
Soon you will find yourself in the situation that the input/output sandboxes for regular grid jobs are not big enough anymore. You will need to start using distributed mass storage systems on the grid. Rucio coordinates the ATLAS distributed data management systems and provides a convenient way to manage your files. More details about Rucio can be found in the Rucio users guide. The basic unit in Rucio is a data identifier (DID). A DID is nothing but a registered file, dataset (set of files), or container (set of datasets). These DIDs are stored at certain grid sites (like CERN, or BNL) and are registered in a central location (the DDM central catalogues). The logical mapping of files in a dataset to the physical location of the files on these grid sites is done by distributed file catalogues local to a certain site. (Multiple datasets can be aggregated into containers, but we will not cover this right now.)
Intermediate
A list of How-to to get started with Rucio: - Deploying OpenSearch monitoring for Rucio - Deploying ElasticSearch monitoring for Rucio - Getting Started - Rucio Command-Line Interface
Beginner
Documentation for Rucio, the open-source scientific data management system created at CERN to handle the exa-scale data needs of modern scientific communities
This wiki is intended for software developers working on the REANA team or otherwise contributing to the REANA source code.
Advanced
Deploying REANA platform? - Deploying locally on your laptop using Kubernetes in Docker - Deploying at scale on your premises using Kubernetes and Helm - Upgrading database schema Configuring REANA platform? - Configuring compute backends - Configuring interactive sessions - Configuring storage volumes - Configuring private Docker registries - Configuring user access - Configuring user quotas - Configuring workflow scheduler - Configuring web interface - Configuring cluster ingress - Configuring TLS certificates - Configuring global workspace retention rules - Configuring GitLab integration - Configuring Dask Managing REANA platform? - Managing users
Beginner
New to REANA and looking to get started fast? - First example to get fast practical hands-on experience - In-depth tutorial with detailed walkthrough of usage scenarios - Next steps with recomendations what to do after tutorial
Beginner
Welcome to Indico’s documentation. This documentation is split into several parts, from installing Indico to developing Indico plugins. To dive into the internals of Indico, check out the API documentation. Read more about Indico in our official website.
Beginner
This site aims at providing solutions for the most common use cases in the usage of Indico. More than exhaustive, it aspires to be easy to understand and to follow. The contents are presented in a way that we hope will allow you to solve increasingly complex tasks. Some content is accompanied by video tutorials which you can follow and will normally explain the same thing in an even more visual way.