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WLCG Mini-Capability Challenge: Host Tuning to Im- prove WAN Data Transfers
High-throughput data movement is a defining requirement of the WLCG computing model, yet end-to-end performance is often constrained less by the network backbone than by host-level configuration. We present the results of a WLCG mini-capability challenge focused on host optimization at ATLAS and CMS
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