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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
Intermediate
This short tutorial give a example macro on how to generate HEPData submission using hepdata_lib (https://github.com/HEPData/hepdata_lib/)
Beginner
CERNBox quick tutorial for beginners Use CERNBox to store, access and share your files from any web browser. Anyone who has a CERN NICE account has a CERNBox. This is a step-by-step tutorial for you to get started with the basics on using CERNBox. This tutorial is being done on a Windows desktop. In this tutorial you will see how you can: 1. Access your CERNBox via a web browser 2. Upload a file to your CERNBox via the web browser 3. Create a folder in your CERNBox 4. Upload a file in the folder that you have just created 5. Synchronise the files/folders in your CERNBox to your desktop 6. Share a file in your CERNBox with others 7. Share a folder in your CERNBox with others 8. [Optional] Check which folder on your desktop is being synchronised with your CERNBox