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Galaxy Installation with Ansible

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last_modification Published: Feb 4, 2020
last_modification Last Updated: Apr 16, 2023

Install PostgreSQL & Galaxy extensions

Graph showing a Postgres DB in a minimal deployment (one node)

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Install Galaxy & Attach Storage

Galaxy is now attached to the DB. Storage is connected to Galaxy

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Setup Gunicorn

Gunicorn is attached to Galaxy

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Configure NGINX

NGINX is added to proxy Gunicorn

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Configure Backup

A backup location area is added, with a node DB backup inside connected to the PostgreSQL db

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Configure CVMFS

A cvmfs cache is added connected to Galaxy, next to storage

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Configure Job Handlers

Job Handlers are added, connected to Galaxy. This connects to a Slurm deployment which is connected to a compute node which points to storage and cvmfs

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Setup Remote Compute

Remote compute site, with Pulsar and compute is attached to the job handlers

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Major Initial Decisions

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Where to install Galaxy

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Where to store Galaxy datasets

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Database location

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Basic best practices

.left[All of these practices are supported in the galaxyproject.galaxy Ansible role and covered in the Galaxy Installation with Ansible tutorial!]

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Example “Advanced” UseGalaxy.* Deployment

The same deployment as before, but now they are segmented differently. Postgres and Rabbit MQ on their own hosts, storage on an NFS server, slurm and compute on a Cluster, and then nginx, gunicorn, galaxy, and job handlers on a Head Node

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