R. Madduri, Paul Dave, Dinanath Sulakhe, Lukasz Lacinski, Bo Liu, Ian T Foster
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Experiences in building a next-generation sequencing analysis service using galaxy, globus online and Amazon web service
We describe Globus Genomics, a system that we have developed for rapid analysis of large quantities of next-generation sequencing (NGS) genomic data. This system is notable for its high degree of end-to-end automation, which encompasses every stage of the data analysis pipeline from initial data access (from remote sequencing center or database, by the Globus Online file transfer system) to on-demand resource acquisition (on Amazon EC2, via the Globus Provision cloud manager); specification, configuration, and reuse of multi-step processing pipelines (via the Galaxy workflow system); and efficient scheduling of these pipelines over many processors (via the Condor scheduler). The system allows biomedical researchers to perform rapid analysis of large NGS datasets using just a web browser in a fully automated manner, without software installation.
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