nf-configs/docs/eddie.md

nf-core/configs: Eddie Configuration

nf-core pipelines sarek, rnaseq, and atacseq have all been tested on the University of Edinburgh Eddie HPC.

Getting help

There is a Slack channel dedicated to eddie users on the MRC IGMM Slack: https://igmm.slack.com/channels/eddie3

Using the Eddie config profile

To use, run the pipeline with -profile eddie (one hyphen). This will download and launch the eddie.config which has been pre-configured with a setup suitable for the University of Edinburgh Eddie HPC.

The configuration file supports running nf-core pipelines with either a Conda environment or Docker containers running under Singularity.

nextflow run nf-core/PIPELINE -profile eddie  # ..rest of pipeline flags

Before running the pipeline you will need to install Nextflow or load it from the module system. Generally the most recent version will be the one you want.

To list versions:

module avail igmm/apps/nextflow

To load the most recent version:

module load igmm/apps/nextflow

This config enables Nextflow to manage the pipeline jobs via the SGE job scheduler and using Conda or Singularity for software management.

To set up Nextflow on a login node ... TODO

Using iGenomes references

A local copy of the iGenomes resource has been made available on the Eddie HPC so you should be able to run the pipeline against any reference available in the igenomes.config. You can do this by simply using the --genome <GENOME_ID> parameter.

Adjusting maximum resources

This config is set for IGMM standard nodes which have 32 cores and 384GB memory. If you are a non-IGMM user, please see the ECDF specification and adjust the --clusterOptions flag appropriately, e.g.

--clusterOptions "-C mem256GB" --max_memory "256GB"