Biocore On The Amazon Cloud

Biocore uses Jenkins to launch pipeline analysis projects either on local servers or on the Amazon Cloud servers, or on both. Jenkins integrates very well across languages, platforms, and operating systems - Additionally Jenkins is widely documented and open-source software.

Our Jenkins setting consists on A single master server with multiple worker nodes. Worker nodes are a hybrid of Amazon EC2 instances and MDIBL servers

Quick Links

Biocore-AWS Hybrid System Overview
Biocore Pipeline Run Options And Steps
Repository Information Organization

Biocore-AWS Hybrid System Overview

Biocore Pipeline Run Steps

Depending of the workload, you have these options to run your pipeline :

Option 1: Run pipelines on AWS cloud servers

Option 2: Run pipelines on local servers

Scripts and Files Organization

The root directory is organized as followed:

README.md
cfgs/
docs/
images/
src/
- shell/
- python/
- cwl/

Config files Sub-directory

A set of biocore global settings and program-specific default command line options.

cfgs/
- aws.cfg - connection settings and path to the info on to AWS servers
- jenkins.cfg - connection settings to Jenkins
- biocore.cfg - setting expected structure to biocore info
- rna-seq.template.json - json template for rna-seq pipelines

Others: 
   * cutadapt.tool_options.cfg	
   * cwl.tool_options.cfg		
   * bowtie2.aligner_options.cfg	
   * fastqc.tool_options.cfg		
   * trimmomatic.tool_options.cfg

Images Sub-directory

images/ -- static images of the different associated processes

mdibl/biocore_utils