Could anybody answer my previous following questions one more week ago? Thanks,
Yan On Mon, Nov 7, 2011 at 8:52 PM, Yan Luo <luoma...@gmail.com> wrote: > Dear Dannon, > > Thanks for your response. I will discuss with our manager to see if we can > do sth. We want to find some solutions for our PIs. AS you mentioned. > > Option 1: main.g2.bx.psu.edu, it is more stable, and recommended by you. > Option 2: test.bx.psu.edu, it provides more tools and data, is very much > for testing and breaking and shouldn't be used without acknowledging that > > Option 1 and 2 are free for us (NIH), are they? > > Option3: From other vendors, such as "amazon" : > http://aws.amazon.com/ec2/pricing/ , it is not free. But it provides more > tools. > > Option 4: local installation, where is the official download source(link > and installation)? > > Option5: Cloud installation, do you have any more detailed information > regarding supporting hardware and software? > > > > Best Wishes, > > Yan > > > On Mon, Nov 7, 2011 at 8:26 PM, Dannon Baker <dannonba...@me.com> wrote: > >> Yan, >> >> 1. Right now, we host and you can use usegalaxy.org ( main.g2.bx.psu.edu), >> and >> test.bx.psu.edu. Main will be the most reliable server and what we >> recommend you use, but test has a few beta tools that aren't available on >> main yet. That said, test.g2.bx.psu.edu is very much for testing and >> breaking and shouldn't be used without acknowledging that. >> >> 2. A local galaxy instance is hosted locally, on your server(s). If you >> have a local compute cluster or even a single beefy server that you can >> access and use, this is free, but comes with the caveat that you actually >> run and administer your own servers, install required tools, etc. A cloud >> galaxy instance is hosted on Amazon EC2, and comes with most tools and many >> common indices installed and preconfigured. The downside to this is that >> it does cost money ( http://aws.amazon.com/ec2/pricing/ ) to run EC2 >> instances based on your needs. There's a lot more I can point out if >> you're interested in running your own galaxy in the cloud, but I would >> tentatively suggest that you experiment with our main galaxy server at >> usegalaxy.org, and potentially migrate to a local and/or cloud solution >> as your analysis needs demand. >> >> Thanks! >> >> Dannon >> >> On Nov 7, 2011, at 6:33 PM, Yan Luo wrote: >> >> > Hi, Nate, >> > >> > How are you? Last week our director attended a meeting at New York and >> got some information from you. I just visited your homepage " >> http://galaxy.psu.edu/"; he mentioned. We have some question to "Use >> Galaxy" and "Get Galaxy". We want to figure out how our PIs at NIH can use >> them. Do you have any information regarding the 2 above issues? for >> example, slides, introduction, and links, etc. >> > >> > 1. Which servers are available for users to use right now? Are they >> free? Is there any restriction? for example, file size, speed, etc. >> > >> > 2. Is there any difference between "local version" and "cloud version"? >> What are they different and benefits? >> > >> > >> > Please let me know if you have any suggestion. >> > >> > >> > Best Wishes, >> > >> > Yan >> >> > <http://int.ask.com/web?siteid=10000861&webqsrc=999&l=dis&q=I%20>
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