LHC 2025 First Collisions
op-webtools.web.cern.ch
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And there used to be a very fancy LHC dasboard at http://meltronx.com/index.html
Unfortunately the site breaks with HTTPS and modern browsers (mixed content isn't allowed anymore, and they never updated it). It has to be http://.
The idea that it is a single-trick experiment is a misconception. Its a quantum statistical experiment where proton collisions at high energy yields random particles based on the probability of specific interactions taking place.
Architecture briefly explained here: https://accelconf.web.cern.ch/ica05/proceedings/pdf/O3_005.p...
I also want to mention EPICS which is used by quite a few physics and telescope projects: https://epics-controls.org/epics-users/projects/
When CERN Was looking at software they found EPICS wasn't up for the task at the time: https://cds.cern.ch/record/532705/files/ma1o06.pdf
Many old monitoring programs just literally generated graphs like these using input data and outputted a static image on a cron/tick. "Expensive" once, then cached... in the form of the image
I'm guessing this is that sort of tech