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Agenda of Summer School

Arrival day for the Summer School will be Sunday, June 25th. Departure is on Saturday, July 1st.

Each day will start with a keynote lecture at 9 a.m. as an introduction to the topic of the day followed by a presentation by a de.NBI representative. Participants are encouraged to bring their own tools to be used for practical exercises and hands-on training during the afternoon sessions.

MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFriday
TOPIC Cloud Computing Basics Advanced Cloud Computing Security Aspects Containerization in the Cloud Orchestration of Cloud based services
9:00 - 10:15 Welcome & Introduction

Tommi Nyrönen:

Delivering ICT Infrastructure for biomedical Research

Dario Vianello:

A hybrid journey - The first steps of EMBL-EBI in the cloud world

Christophe Blanchet:

Biosphere - French Infrastructure for Multi-Cloud Deployment of Bioinformatics Applications

Francois Jeanmougin:

Cloud computing in life sciences simulations, an HPE ecosystem

Marius Dieckmann:

A short introduction to Hadoop

10:15 - 10:45 Coffee Break
10:45 - 12:00

Burkhard Linke:

Cloud computing - General terms and concepts

Manuel Prinz, Philip Kensche:

Introduction to automated infrastructure management with Ansible

Patrick Münch:

Hardening framework dev-sec.io (incl. hands-on)

Max Hanussek:

Containerized mass spectra prediction with UNICORE workflows using an OpenStack cloud environment

Alexander Sczyrba:

Cloud computing for large-scale metagenome analyses

12:00 - 13:00 Lunch Break
13:00 - 14:30

Burkhard Linke:

A practical introduction to OpenStack

Manuel Prinz, Philip Kensche:

Ansible Hands-On - Playbooks, Plays & Roles

Patrick Münch:

Automated infrastructure testing with InSpec (incl. hands-on)

Oliver Schwengers:

Scalable microbial genome analysis with ASAP

Jan Krüger:

Introduction to BiBiGrid

14:30 - 15:00 Coffee Break
15:00 - 16:00

Christian Keil:

OpenStack & Storage - Best friends for forced Marriage

Manuel Prinz, Philip Kensche:

Dynamic Ansible & Orchestration (Hands-On)

Julian Uszkoreit:

Reproducible bioinformatics analyses with BioContainers

Christoph Ruttkies:

PhenoMeNal - A Cloud e-infrastructure for metabolomics data analysis

Jia Yu:

Cloud computing with Hadoop and Spark in Bioinformatics
16:00 - 17:00

Sergei Iakhnin:

Large-scale cancer genomics analysis in the Cloud - workflows and systems

Liren Huang:

Analysis of NGS data on the Cloud with SparkHit

17:00 - 20:00 Poster Session / Beer & Brezel Guided tour and reception at Mathematikum Visit to Gleiberg Castle & Summer School Dinner


Funding:
The de.NBI project is funded by the BMBF.
FKZ 031A532 — 031A540