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The Data Handling Pipeline ("Pipeline") has been developed for the FermiGamma-Ray Space Telescope (Fermi) Large Area Telescope (LAT) which launched inJune 2008. Since then it has been in use to completely automate the productionof data quality monitoring quantities, reconstruction and routine analysis ofall data received from the satellite and to deliver science products to thecollaboration and the Fermi Science Support Center. Aside from thereconstruction of raw data from the satellite (Level 1), data reprocessing andvarious event-level analyses are also reasonably heavy loads on the pipelineand computing resources. These other loads, unlike Level 1, can runcontinuously for weeks or months at a time. In addition it receives heavy usein performing production Monte Carlo tasks.  The software comprises web-services that allow online monitoring and providescharts summarizing work flow aspects and performance information. The serversupports communication with several batch systems such as LSF and BQS andrecently also Sun Grid Engine and Condor. This is accomplished throughdedicated job control services that for Fermi are running at SLAC and the othercomputing site involved in this large scale framework, the Lyon computingcenter of IN2P3. While being different in the logic of a task, we evaluate aseparate interface to the Dirac system in order to communicate with EGI sitesto utilize Grid resources, using dedicated Grid optimized systems rather thandeveloping our own. (abstract abridged)

Extending the Fermi-LAT Data Processing Pipeline to the Grid