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TB Pipeline on Amazon Genomics CLI #24

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Changes to enable workflow execution on Amazon Genomics CLI (AGC):

  • agc-project.yml added
  • script provision_resources.sh to provision KrakenDB files, Bowtie index files and TB Pipeline resources on Amazon S3
  • Python scripts under bin/ made executable and update of script path in workflow modules
  • input channel for singularity and resources folders defined
  • input.json template added (modify as required)
  • MANIFEST.json file added
  • dryrun-test-agc.py script to execute dry runs on AGC added
  • scripts docker/pull_and_push.sh and docker/build_and_push.sh to make Docker images available on Amazon Elastic Container Registry added
  • agc profile added to nextflow.config
  • report, timeline, trace and DAG generation configuration added to nextflow.config
  • Amazon Genomics CLI section added to README.md
  • --resources_dir, --report_dir and --container_registry workflow parameters added

mmueller76 and others added 30 commits September 26, 2022 16:20
…resources_dir parameter removed from nextflow.config; public preporcessing container replaced with ECR version
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Hi @mmueller76, sorry for the delay in getting to this. We have just released a major update to the pipeline. You may wish to update your pull request, in particular to include Afanc which has replaced Mykrobe for speciation

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