I Gable et al 2008 J. Phys.: Conf. Ser. 119 052032 doi:10.1088/1742-6596/119/5/052032
I Gable3,10, M Bedinelli9, S Butterworth9, B Caron7,8, R Chambers8, B Fitzgerald10, L Groer9, R Hatem2, V Kupchinsky9, P Maddalena5, P Marshall2, S McDonald7, P Mercure5, D McWilliam1, C Payne7, D Pobric2, S Robertson5, M Rochefort5, M Siegert6, R J Sobie3,4,10, R Tafirout7, T Tam2, B Vachon5, A Warburton5 and G Wu9
Show affiliationsThe ATLAS-Canada computing model consists of a WLCG Tier-1 computing centre located at the TRIUMF Laboratory in Vancouver, Canada, and two distributed Tier-2 computing centres in eastern and western Canadian universities. The TRIUMF Tier-1 is connected to the CERN Tier-0 via a 10G dedicated circuit provided by CANARIE. The Canadian institutions hosting Tier-2 facilities are connected to TRIUMF via 1G lightpaths, and routing between Tier-2s occurs through TRIUMF. This paper discusses the architecture of the ATLAS-Canada network, the challenges of building the network, and the future plans.
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