The SVOM French Science Center Infrastructure
H. Louvin, D. Corre, A. Formica, L. Jouvin, K. Tazhenova, T. Sadibekova, J. Palmerio, N. Dagoneau, A. Sauvageon, A. Claret, F. Agneray, C. Moreau, T. Fenouillet, Y. Roehlly, J-C. Thome, L. Michel, P. Maggi, L. Kleiver, P. Maeght, U. Jacob, F. Piron, P. Bacon, N. Bellemont

TL;DR
The paper describes the design, technological choices, and performance of the SVOM French Science Center, a cloud-based platform managing, processing, and distributing SVOM satellite data for the French scientific community.
Contribution
It introduces a modern, automated infrastructure for SVOM data management, integrating pipelines and services with micro-services, containerization, and continuous deployment.
Findings
High availability and processing speed of the FSC infrastructure
Automated scientific pipelines produce high-level data and alerts
Significant data processed with reliable performance metrics
Abstract
At the heart of the SVOM French ground segment, the French Science Center is a cloud-based platform which provides services and tools for the management, storage, scientific processing and visualization of SVOM data for the French community. This digital center is a critical node of the SVOM system since it is the single point of access to SVOM scientific data for the French community and the only component of the ground system connected to the SVOM VHF network allowing near-time communication from the satellite. Scientific processing pipelines are fully integrated into its infrastructure, allowing the automated production of high-level scientific data and the generation and broadcast of alerts to the scientific community at large. The software components of the French Science Center are running 24/7 and thus require a high level of automation, which led to the development of dedicated…
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