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The Fido project aims to provide web hosting and computation services for Swedish bioinformatic research, partly to facilitate bioinformatics, but primarily to promote and increase exposure for Swedish research by providing a safe, reliable and secure web portal interface. The focus is on security, modularity, scalability and ease of adding new functionality. The Fido platform is now open for public access. | The Fido project aims to provide web hosting and computation services for Swedish bioinformatic research, partly to facilitate bioinformatics, but primarily to promote and increase exposure for Swedish research by providing a safe, reliable and secure web portal interface. The focus is on security, modularity, scalability and ease of adding new functionality. The Fido platform is now open for public access. | ||
Revision as of 11:32, 24 April 2013
| Name | Fido |
|---|---|
| Description | Easy access to safe and reliable hosting and computation for Swedish bioinformatics. |
| Project financing | SNIC, BILS |
| Is active | yes |
| Start date | 2011-05-20 |
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The Fido project aims to provide web hosting and computation services for Swedish bioinformatic research, partly to facilitate bioinformatics, but primarily to promote and increase exposure for Swedish research by providing a safe, reliable and secure web portal interface. The focus is on security, modularity, scalability and ease of adding new functionality. The Fido platform is now open for public access.
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Services
The first publicly accessible Fido service was a BLAST service for sequences from the Datisca glomerata nodule transcriptome project, and is available here. Work has been initiated to add three more services to the system, in collaboration with three different research groups.
Technologies
Some technologies used in Fido include SLURM, Apache, MySQL, Python and Django. Work has been initiated to enable further scheduling integration, like for instance ARC for elastic offloading of large scale jobs to other resources.
Hardware
Fido currently is a minimal scalable cluster resource (one system server, one front end server, and two worker servers). This original system is in the process of being extended with more worker nodes, and installations at other sites are currently under way.
Members
User:Joel Hedlund (NSC) is the Fido project leader and development supervisor.
| Centre | Role | Field | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Krishnaveni Chitrapu (NSC) | NSC | Systems expert | Software development |
Additionally, in April 2013 Jonas Hagberg was employed by BILS to do Fido development.
