Development and Application of Highly Flexible Bioinformatics Analysis Platform of Single Machine, Self-Built Clouds and Public Clouds

Project: National Science and Technology CouncilNational Science and Technology Council Academic Grants

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Abstract

Dealing with the dramatically increased high throughput sequencing data by cloud computing is the best way to reduce the cost and performance. Currently, there are some cloud computing providers such as HiPipe by Academia Sinica, ALPS clustering system by NCHC, BaseSpace sequence hub of Illumina, and BGI online of BGI. However, the universal analytic platform offering the same software environment on PC and clouds are rare. We believe the ideal platform must provide (1) the high flexibility of host systems such as PC, self-built cloud, and public cloud; (2) both simple interface and scripting system which allowing automation and detailed parameters refining. This project will develop a flexible platform system providing the universal software environment that can be deployed on PC, self-built cloud, and public cloud. End-user can use the simple interface to run the analysis. And power-user can refine the parameters by command-line interface or import commanding scripts. Also, the script can be exported and shared with other users. Any facilities or service provider can download the platform source code and build the system on their machines. We proposed a two-year plan, in the first year, we will build the system architecture, deploy the software development environment, and develop new methods and strategies on clustering system and high-quality visualization modules. On the second year, the platform drawn up in the previous year will be applied to build a next-generation sequencing data analytic system of non-model organisms. Hoping the system can provide help on research field of non-model organisms.

Project IDs

Project ID:PB10703-1494
External Project ID:MOST106-2221-E182-068
StatusFinished
Effective start/end date01/08/1731/07/18

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