code syntax missing in docs

broadinstitute · Jan 20, 2016 · fa1194d · fa1194d
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 Per the Vagrantfile, local VM RAM usage is set to 8GB. On EC2 it currently uses an m4.2xlarge instance with 32GB of RAM and 8 vCPUs.
 
-Ansible clones the master branch of viral-ngs from GitHub, creates a Python 3 virtual environment, and installs the viral-ngs Python dependencies. The viral-ngs tool unit tests are run to download, install, and build all of the viral-ngs tools. A ``Snakefile`` for viral-ngs is copied to the home directory of the VM (locally: ``/home/vagrant/``, on EC2: /home/ubuntu/), along with an associated ``config.yaml`` file. Files to contain sample names (``sample-depletion.txt``, etc.) are also created. A directory is created within the VM, ``~/data/``, to store data to be processed. This directory on the VM is synced to the ``./data/`` directory on the host machine, relative to the location of the ``easy-deploy/Vagrantfile``. On local VMs, syncing of the directory is two-way and fast. On EC2 instances, the syncing is currently one way (local->EC2) due to Vagrant limitations.
+Ansible clones the master branch of viral-ngs from GitHub, creates a Python 3 virtual environment, and installs the viral-ngs Python dependencies. The viral-ngs tool unit tests are run to download, install, and build all of the viral-ngs tools. A ``Snakefile`` for viral-ngs is copied to the home directory of the VM (locally: ``/home/vagrant/``, on EC2: `/home/ubuntu/`), along with an associated ``config.yaml`` file. Files to contain sample names (``sample-depletion.txt``, etc.) are also created. A directory is created within the VM, ``~/data/``, to store data to be processed. This directory on the VM is synced to the ``./data/`` directory on the host machine, relative to the location of the ``easy-deploy/Vagrantfile``. On local VMs, syncing of the directory is two-way and fast. On EC2 instances, the syncing is currently one way (local->EC2) due to Vagrant limitations.