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EGI Galaxy is an 'as a Service' environment based on [https://usegalaxy.org/ Galaxy], offering a browser-based for data intensive biomedical research. The EGI Galaxy is a multi-user service and can scale to multiple servers based on the [[Federated_Cloud_user_support#What_is_the_EGI_cloud.3F|EGI cloud service]].
EGI Galaxy is an 'as a Service' environment based on [https://usegalaxy.org/ Galaxy], offering a browser-based for data intensive biomedical research. The EGI Galaxy is a multi-user service and can scale to multiple servers based on the [[Federated_Cloud_user_support#What_is_the_EGI_cloud.3F|EGI cloud service]].
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** use the community's own Virtual Organisation (i.e. federated compute and storage sites)
** use the community's own Virtual Organisation (i.e. federated compute and storage sites)
** have fine grained control on who can access the instance (based on the information available to the EGI Check-in AAI service).
** have fine grained control on who can access the instance (based on the information available to the EGI Check-in AAI service).
As an alternative, you can manage your own Galaxy cluster with EC3 on EGI resources following the [[Galaxy workflows with EC3]] guide.


= Data Management =
= Data Management =


Persistent storage for Galaxy is .  Access to other kinds of persistent storage, specially for community specific instances that can be tailored to your specific needs and available storage systems.
The EGI Galaxy service
 
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As with input data, you can connect to any external service to deposit the notebooks output.  
As with input data, you can connect to any external service to deposit the notebooks output.  
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= Early adopter communities =
= Early adopter communities =


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* [http://opendreamkit.org/ OpenDreamKit]: Open Digital Research Environment Toolkit for the Advancement of Mathematics
* [http://opendreamkit.org/ OpenDreamKit]: Open Digital Research Environment Toolkit for the Advancement of Mathematics
*[http://www.aginfra.eu/ AGINFRA+]: Accelerating user-driven e-infrastructure innovation in Food and Agriculture
*[http://www.aginfra.eu/ AGINFRA+]: Accelerating user-driven e-infrastructure innovation in Food and Agriculture

Revision as of 14:38, 2 March 2018

EGI Galaxy is an 'as a Service' environment based on Galaxy, offering a browser-based for data intensive biomedical research. The EGI Galaxy is a multi-user service and can scale to multiple servers based on the EGI cloud service.

Unique Features

EGI Galaxy provides the well-known Galaxy interface without the need for users to install or configure any software and with the following added features:

  • Integration with EGI Check-in for authentication, login with any EduGAIN, RI AAI (e.g. ELIXIR) or social accounts (e.g. Google, Facebook)
  • Runs on EGI e-Infrastructure so can easily scale to run the most demanding workflows.


Service Modes

We offer different service modes depending on your needs:

  • Individual users can use the centrally operated service from EGI. Users, after lightweight approval, can login, and use Galaxy features. Storage and compute capacity is provided by the access.egi.eu Virtual Organisation. Request access via EGI marketplace
  • User communities can have their customised Galaxy service instance. EGI offers consultancy and support, as well as can operate the setup. Contact support@egi.eu to make an arrangement. A community specific setup allows the community to
    • use the community's own Virtual Organisation (i.e. federated compute and storage sites)
    • have fine grained control on who can access the instance (based on the information available to the EGI Check-in AAI service).

As an alternative, you can manage your own Galaxy cluster with EC3 on EGI resources following the Galaxy workflows with EC3 guide.


Data Management

The EGI Galaxy service


Technology Stack

The EGI setup is based in the following components:


The github repo contains detailed configuration information on the existing setup at EGI resources.

Next steps

We are looking into:

  • Integration with Kubernetes
  • Integration with EGI accounting to report usage of resources
  • Integration with storage services, EGI DataHub as first target