Private Galaxy server
Public Galaxy servers are a convenient choice for researchers world wide.
Need more? Consider setting up a private Galaxy server where you can control the resources.
Selected choices are below, please see the Galaxy Directory for all.
Galaxy Platform Directory: Servers, Clouds, and Deployable Resources - Galaxy Community Hub
Local Galaxy
A local Galaxy server is a choice for personal use, and can be scaled to support multiple users.
Your service can be hosted publicly or privately. Connect to local, institutional, or commercial cloud computing resources and customize your usage policies.
Local Galaxy
- Training Network Galaxy server administration training
- Technical Documentation Galaxy releases, plus Admin and Development docs
- Open-source code base GalaxyProject Github repositories
- galaxyproject/admins chat at https://matrix.to/#/#galaxyproject_admins:gitter.im
- galaxyproject/admins dev at https://matrix.to/#/#galaxyproject_dev:gitter.im
Docker Galaxy
Much comes pre-configured, and common administrative tasks are simpler to implement and maintain. Be sure to review the repository’s README for these custom instructions.
Docker Galaxy
- Galaxy Docker - Galaxy Community Hub
- bgruening/docker-galaxy-stable chat at https://matrix.to/#/#bgruening_docker-galaxy-stable:gitter.im
Cloud Galaxy
The AnVIL version is a single-user or multi-user choice sponsored by NHGRI and is a pay-for-use Google Cloud platform. It is designed to handle sensitive or restricted data and is hosted with full administrative technical support.
AnVIL Galaxy (academic cloud)
Citing Galaxy
Please cite Galaxy in any research that uses or extends Galaxy.
So, how can you do that? It depends on your research!