NOTE: Allow starting a web server for browsing outputs Let's get a web server running. Log-in again to your virtual machine from another terminal and run: python -m http.server 889N # replace N with your user number (for example: N = 1 for user 1) You can access this by pointing your web browser at http://<your_ip>:889N/, where <your_ip> is the ip address of your instance. ​​​​curl ifconfig.me can show you your ip address. <br/>

NOTE: Allow starting a web server for browsing outputs Let's get a web server running. Log-in again to your virtual machine from another terminal and run: python -m http.server 889N # replace N with your user number (for example: N = 1 for user 1) You can access this by pointing your web browser at http://<your_ip>:889N/, where <your_ip> is the ip address of your instance. curl ifconfig.me can show you your ip address. <br/>

nf-core-logo-darkbg <span style="font-size:0.8em;">18th-20th March 2024</span> Project Board The Group Discussion Channel #hackathon-mar-2024-pipelines Team Purpose

Learning objectives In this exercise you learn how to run a nf-core Nextflow pipeline, configure the resources according to what is available, deal with alternative parameter names, understand the nf-core/pangenome pipeline's output:MutiQC, used CPU, RAM, ... workflow timeline, output folders,