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This tutorial will introduce Galaxy and then walk through a hands-on NGS analysis example highlighting different aspects of Galaxy. We will use shared servers provided by the Galaxy Project for this part of the tutorial. We'll finish with each person setting up their own Galaxy server on the Amazon cloud. | This tutorial will introduce Galaxy and then walk through a hands-on NGS analysis example highlighting different aspects of Galaxy. We will use shared servers provided by the Galaxy Project for this part of the tutorial. We'll finish with each person setting up their own Galaxy server on the Amazon cloud. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:54, 26 February 2014
This Galaxy tutorial was presented by Dave Clements at GMOD Malaysia 2014, February 2014.
The most recent Galaxy tutorial can be found at the Galaxy Tutorial page.
This tutorial uses the AWS AMI ' named ' in the '.
This tutorial will introduce Galaxy and then walk through a hands-on NGS analysis example highlighting different aspects of Galaxy. We will use shared servers provided by the Galaxy Project for this part of the tutorial. We'll finish with each person setting up their own Galaxy server on the Amazon cloud.
