COPPSsys

Coppssys is a software framework developed by the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN). Its primary purpose is to facilitate the development and deployment of physics data acquisition and control systems. The framework is designed to be modular and flexible, allowing researchers to build complex systems tailored to specific experimental needs. Coppssys provides a set of tools and libraries that handle tasks such as data buffering, communication between different hardware and software components, and real-time monitoring of experimental parameters.

The architecture of Coppssys is based on a distributed model, where different parts of the system can run independently and communicate with each other over a network. This distributed nature allows for scalability and resilience, enabling the system to handle large amounts of data and operate reliably in challenging experimental environments. Coppssys is commonly used in high-energy physics experiments, where it plays a crucial role in collecting and processing the vast datasets generated by particle collisions. Its development has been driven by the need for efficient and robust solutions to manage the complexities of modern scientific instrumentation.