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Jennings Zhang edited this page May 27, 2020
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Comparison of similar projects: web platforms for distributed scientific computing.
Project | Sponsor | Focus | Backend | > Size | Description |
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ChRIS | Boston Children's Hospital, RedHat | Neuroimaging | Python, Docker | idk | That's us! |
Galaxy | Penn State, Johns Hopkins, OHSU, Cleveland Clinic | Genomics | Python, XML | 120 public instances, 9,500 citations | "web-based platform for data intensive biomedical research" ... "makes advanced computational tools usable by non experts." (Afgan et. al, 2016) slides |
CBrain | McGill (Canada) | Neuroimaging | Ruby, Boutiques (Docker) | 500 users | Accessing and processing of large data on high-performance computing infrastructures. poster demo |
VIP | INSA Lyon (France) | Neuroimaging | Boutiques (Docker) | 750 users | Web portal for medical simulation and image data analysis on the European Grid Infrastructure. poster |
Airavata | Apache | General | Java, ??? | ??? | Compose, manage, execute, and monitor large scale applications and workflows on distributed computing resources such as local clusters, supercomputers,computational grids, and computing clouds. demo |
Flywheel | Commercial | Medical | Matlab, Python, R | 14 universities | Not open source |
- prettiest UI
- Openshift
- Swift storage
- Schema blind, no enforcement of file types
- Most popular
- Does not use Docker
- File types can be denoted
http://mcin.ca/technology/cbrain/
- No workflows (chain tools using directed acyclic graph)
- No visualization
- Upload/download using SFTP
https://www.creatis.insa-lyon.fr/vip/
Notes incomplete.
Is not open source.
Apache Taverna, no longer maintained.
These are meant for developers, not users. Workflows are coded up in a programming language (opposed to created in a web browser).