Hi! I think we are pretty close to our first relea...
# methylong
j
Hi! I think we are pretty close to our first release. In terms of the test dataset, I have 3 samples, (homo sapiens - ONT) and (arabidopsis - ONT and PacBio) as the minimal test dataset. Is this sufficient for the test?
s
thats good....you have any full size datasets in mind to run full tests on AWS prior release ?
j
I tried to look up in nf-core/test-data folder, can this consider as a full dataset?
each sample is about 20mb in size, is a subsample of long reads from Arabidopsis chr1
s
no usually we put full sized datasets on S3.....do you have any full size samples that can be uploaded to S3 ?
f
j
I dont have any full dataset available to upload on public yet
@Felix Lenner thanks a bunch!
p
For full size datasets we usually try to fetch directly from the original host (be it SRA, ENA, pacb.com or whatever), if possible
In contrast to the small test datasets, which we always self-host on github
j
im not really familiar in the human genomic field, am I right to assume this is the reference genome for the dataset u mentioned? @Felix Lenner https://ftp.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/genomes/all/GCF/000/001/405/GCF_000001405.26_GRCh38/GCF_000001405.26_GRCh38_genomic.fna.gz
thanks @Phil Ewels, will ftp be acceptable too in this case?
p
As long as it's stable enough 👍🏻 (sometimes we have had flaky test results from FTP being unstable for large data volumes)
j
okay, one way to find out 👀
now I have included the full dataset for both Pacbio and ONT for the aws test for the full test
will this be sufficient for the test? @Sateesh_Peri
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f
That reference should be fine! @Jin Khoo
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