A dashboard devoted to the computing in the Italian sites for the ALICE experiment at the LHC has been deployed. A combination of different complementary monitoring tools is typically used in most of the Tier-2 sites: this makes somewhat difficult to figure out at a glance the status of the site and to compare information extracted from different sources for debugging purposes. To overcome these limitations a dedicated ALICE dashboard has been designed and implemented in each of the ALICE Tier-2 sites in Italy: in particular, it provides a single, interactive and easily customizable graphical interface where heterogeneous data are presented. The dashboard is based on two main ingredients: an open source time-series database and a dashboard builder tool for visualizing time-series metrics. Various sensors, able to collect data from the multiple data sources, have been also written. A first version of a national computing dashboard has been implemented using a specific instance of the builder to gather data from all the local databases.
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Elia, D., Vino, G., Bagnasco, S., Crescente, A., Donvito, G., Franco, A., … Platania, G. (2017). A Dashboard for the Italian Computing in ALICE. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 898). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/898/9/092054
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