Recent News On-ramping to the cloud

Genomics on AWS What's new with Amazon Omics. Transform genomic and biological data into insights. Read full article Gartner: ‘Cloud Migration Is Not Stopping’ In 2023; $592B Predicted In Public Cloud Spending Worldwide spending on public cloud services will reach $592 billion next year, Gartner predicts. Here are the key cloud segments where end users will spend their public cloud money in 2023. Read full article Understanding Recent Advances in Genome Technology Development - Introduction and Overview This is part of the virtual symposium "Understanding Recent Advances in Genome Technology Development" supported by NHGRI, The Jackson Laboratory and Genome TDCC. Watch the video

Plan, Execute and Monitor Your Cloud Migration for Sustained Success A step-by-step guide for your journey into the cloud. Download the guide 2023 could be the year of public cloud repatriation With cloud costs and complexity higher than expected, many enterprises are making a U-turn and putting applications and data back in traditional systems. Read full article Gartner: Migrating to the Cloud: Why, How and What Makes Sense? Successfully migrating workloads to the cloud means delivering maximum benefits with minimal effort and costs. Read full article

Recent News Ramping-up in the cloud

Building genomic-scale cloud pipelines Video explaining basics of genomic data sequencing and work my consultancy is doing using cloud pipelines patterns to support bioinformatics research. Includes info about Terra.bio, Nextflow Tower and other tools and languages (WDL, cromwell, NF). Introduces Data Lake cloud-native pattern, examples using AWS Batch and others. Watch the video. Watch the video

Broad Institute: Genomics in the Cloud With this practical book, researchers will learn how to work with genomics algorithms using open-source tools including the Genome Analysis Toolkit (GATK), Docker, WDL, and Terra. Geraldine Van der Auwera, longtime custodian of the GATK user community, and Brian O’Connor of the UC Santa Cruz Genomics Institute guide you through the process. You’ll learn by working with real data and genomics algorithms from the field. Read the book AWS: Genomics Data Transfer & Storage in the Cloud Listen to Dr. Lisa McFerrin, senior bioinformatician with the AWS HCLS WW Business Development team, discuss Genomics Data Transfer & Storage in the Cloud, including the challenges of the size, scale and management of genomic data, AWS initiatives in the genomics space with customer use cases of transferring and storing data, as well as the services and capabilities that AWS provides to solve for these challenges. Watch the video