ATLAS FullChainTest

Author: Seth Zenz (Email: Seth dot Zenz at cern dot ch)

Welcome to the results page for the automated ATLAS Full Chain Test. The purpose of the test is to rapidly find errors in the full production chain that occur every few events, so that the production system doesn't have to. It runs on the RTT queues at CERN for each completed nightly, and is started via a cron job that checks for new releases once per hour.

Status (Last update: March 21, 13h00 CET)

  • Running automatically on 12.0.6 bugfix nightlies (reopened)
    • rel_0: ran out of disk; all ok in quick test rerun
    • rel_1: all ok except
      • TAG failed as above. Problem now reproducable, under investigation
      • "Oracle error ORA-02391: exceeded simultaneous SESSIONS_PER_USER limit" in one job; under investigation
    • rel_2: all ok (including pileup) except TAG as above
    • rel_3: pileup accidentally killed; all ok otherwise except tag
      • ERROR Unable to set property PrepareAll of TriggerPrepLooper.L2TrigPrep_L2JetPreparator
    • rel_4: pileup still running, all non pileup ok!
  • Now also running automatically on release 13 dev nightlies
    • All jobs have failed so far, due to unignored ERRORs
  • Pileup digitization and reconstruction tested starting in rel_6
    • Running only two events as of rel_1 due to large CPU time (~11 min/event)

Links
  • ERROR output: bugfix dev
  • checkFile.py Output: bugfix dev
  • Last good root file from each stage: bugfix dev 12.0.6.1
  • Directories where transforms were run: bugfix dev
    • From here, navigate to individual run directories labelled by date, release and job type, and original log files can be found
  • AFS access
    • /afs/cern.ch/atlas/offline/external/FullChainTest
    • Links to last good root file - /{branch}/last_good_root
    • Run directories - /{branch}/full_output

Talks Details

The test does the following:

In progress

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