[Gluster-users] in honor of fredrick sanger

[Jay Vyas]

Hey john mark.

I saw that you recently mentioned some work using gluster for sequencing
data (where there are alot of intermediates, and sometimes, huge raw input
data sets  that get denoised).

http://184.106.200.248/2012/07/improving-high-throughput-next-gen-sequencing/

Well, today fredrick sangar, the guy who pretty much created the technology
necessary for generating "bioinformatics" data, has passed away.  In honor
of fredrick sanger, it might be interesting to see a community post on all
the genomics and bioinformatics organizations out there using gluster to
store tera/pedabytes of genomic or bioinformatics data.

http://www.genengnews.com/gen-news-highlights/frederick-sanger-father-of-genomic-era-dies-at-95/81249136/

http://www.eaglegenomics.com/2013/03/glusterfs-vs-a-future-distributed-bioinformatics-file-system/

anyways, just a thought

-- 
Jay Vyas
http://jayunit100.blogspot.com
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