Difference between revisions of "Galaxy cloud"
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*[[CloudMan]] - a cloud manager that orchestrates all of the steps required to provision a complete compute cluster environment on a cloud infrastructure. | *[[CloudMan]] - a cloud manager that orchestrates all of the steps required to provision a complete compute cluster environment on a cloud infrastructure. | ||
| − | *[[BioBlend]] - a unified API in Python that wraps the functionality of Galaxy and CloudMan | + | *[[BioBlend]] - a unified API in Python that wraps the functionality of Galaxy and CloudMan. |
*[[BioCloudCentral]] - a web application that launches [[CloudBioLinux]] and [[CloudMan]] clusters on Amazon Web Services hardware. | *[[BioCloudCentral]] - a web application that launches [[CloudBioLinux]] and [[CloudMan]] clusters on Amazon Web Services hardware. | ||
*[[CloudBioLinux]] - a build and deployment system which installs a large selection of Bioinformatics tools on a bare virtual machine (VM) image, freshly installed PC, or in the Cloud. | *[[CloudBioLinux]] - a build and deployment system which installs a large selection of Bioinformatics tools on a bare virtual machine (VM) image, freshly installed PC, or in the Cloud. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:02, 9 January 2014
Galaxy is actively used in cloud computing.
BioUML team investigates Galaxy experience to apply it for next step of development of BioUML platform.
This page contains links and brief description of main Galaxy projects related with clouds.
- CloudMan - a cloud manager that orchestrates all of the steps required to provision a complete compute cluster environment on a cloud infrastructure.
- BioBlend - a unified API in Python that wraps the functionality of Galaxy and CloudMan.
- BioCloudCentral - a web application that launches CloudBioLinux and CloudMan clusters on Amazon Web Services hardware.
- CloudBioLinux - a build and deployment system which installs a large selection of Bioinformatics tools on a bare virtual machine (VM) image, freshly installed PC, or in the Cloud.
