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Intro to Galaxy Administration @ Pennsylvania State University

Monday 1/28/2019 - Friday 2/1/2019

Location

Room W306, Millennium Science Complex - map Penn State University, State College, Pennsylvania, USA

Training VM instances

We are using instances from the Jetstream cloud with 2 cores, 4 GiB memory, 20 GiB disk, running a minimal Ubuntu 18.04 image

The instances have been bootstrapped with a small Ansible playbook, which you may find useful for repeating the exercises at home using a VM, Docker image, etc.

Timetable

Timetable with sessions and material is being continuously updated.

Monday

28th January

Time Topic Slides Exercises Instructor
08:30 Registration
09:00 Welcome and introduction Welcome All
09:20 Deployment and platform options Deployment M
09:40 Intro to Ansible Ansible Exercise S
10:30 Break (coffee & snacks)
10:45 Galaxy Server Part 1: Basic Install Database, uWSGI Exercise H
12:30 Lunch (catered)
13:30 Galaxy Server Part 2: Towards Production NGINX, Supervisor H
15:30 Break (coffee & snacks)
15:50 Galaxy Server Part 3: Advanced Install Production H
17:00 Close Day 1

Tuesday

29th January

Time Topic Slides Exercises Instructor
09:00 Welcome and questions
09:15 Galaxy Tool Shed Tools, Toolshed H, S, M
10:00 Ephemeris Ephemeris Exercise J, M
10:30 Break (coffee & snacks)
10:50 Ephemeris: Continued M, H
12:00 Lunch (catered)
13:00 Users, Groups, and Quotas Slides M
14:00 Reference Data Slides Exercise, CMVFS Exercise S
16:15 External authentication Slides Upstream Auth Exercise H
17:00 Close Day 2

Wednesday

30th January

Time Topic Slides Exercises Instructor
09:00 Welcome and questions
09:15 Exploring the Galaxy job configuration file Slides J
09:45 Connecting Galaxy to a compute cluster Slides Exercise N, H
10:20 Break (coffee & snacks)
10:40 Compute cluster (continued)
12:00 Lunch (on your own)
13:30 Using heterogeneous compute resources Slides Exercise S, N
15:15 Break (coffee & snacks)
15:35 compute resources continued
17:00 Close day 3

Thursday

31th January

Time Topic Slides Exercises Instructor
09:00 Welcome and questions
09:15 Compute Resources: Continued (Job Resources) N
10:45 Break (coffee & snacks)
11:00 Containerize all the things: Galaxy in Docker and Docker in Galaxy Docker Slides J
12:00 Lunch (catered)
13:00 Cloudbursting showcase Cloud slides S
13:30 Storage management Slides Exercise M, S
14:30 Server Monitoring and Maintenance Part 1: Telegraf, InfluxDB, Grafana Slides Telegraf Exercise Reports Exercise M, H
15:15 Break (coffee & snacks)
15:30 Server Monitoring and Maintenance Part 2: DB queries, command line & scripts, backup gxadmin
17:00 Wrap up and close

Friday

1st February

Time Topic Slides Exercises Instructor
09:00 Welcome and questions
09:15 Dockerizing a Galaxy Tool Exercise J
10:00 Break (coffee & snacks)
10:15 What's new in Galaxy? Slides N, J
10:40 Upgrading Galaxy Slides M
11:00 Telegraf Exercise H
11:30 gxadmin Exercise H
11:50 Empathy Slides H
12:00 Lunch (catered)
13:00 When things go wrong: Galaxy Server Troubleshooting Slides N
Spare Time Extra Topics Slides S
15:00 Wrap up and close

Instructors

  • (S)imon Gladman - Melbourne Bioinformatics, University of Melbourne, Australia
  • (H)elena Rasche - ELIXIR Galaxy WG, Elixir Germany, de.NBI, University of Freiburg, Germany
  • (N)ate Coraor - Galaxy Project, Penn State University, USA
  • (J)ohn Chilton - Galaxy Project, Penn State University, USA
  • (M)artin Čech - Galaxy Project, Penn State University, USA