Creation and monitoring of running configuration database of switches in the LHCb.

The Large Hadron Collider beauty experiment is one of the four experiments of the Large Hadron Collider accelerator designed to make precise measurements of charge parity symmetry violation in the B-meson system and broadly to also search for and to understand new physics phenomena beyond the Standard Model which is now the foundation for particle physics. The LHCb detector is a forward spectrometer consisting of the calorimeter system, a spectrometer, charged particle identification mechanisms as well as an online readout architecture responsible for filtering of the events to select those interesting events and sending them to an offline computing grid for further analysis. The main strength of the detector lies in its ability to measure particle production vertices and trajectories precisely, to make fast and very robust decisions about which events to discard and retain.