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How to host/run Galaxyserver-NGS in AWS IP or in a webserver IP

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I wish all to be good and safe in this pandemic time,and wish things to be all-right soon :)

I would be thankful if anyone can help me to address my issues. I was asked to deploy GalaxyServer in AWS (CetnOS) and I have installed and Galaxy is running locally successful. But, galaxy is running in http://localhost:8080 and I want galaxy to get hosted on AWS or server IP. Assume, IP as 1.2.3.4, so it will run like, http://1.2.3.4:8080 and it should run on any system across internet with this IP.

I tried, looking into all config files changing files putting AWS IP, host = 1.2.3.4 (IP), but while running, ./run.sh galaxy is running same on localhost. It is not responding. Files where I have changed host IP are, galaxy.yml.sample, galaxy.ini.

O/p showing galaxy running in locahost:

7faae4122c80>galaxy.queue_worker INFO 2020-04-16 17:08:25,782 [p:22786,w:1,m:0] [MainThread] Binding and starting galaxy control worker for main.web.1 galaxy.web_stack INFO 2020-04-16 17:08:25,792 [p:22786,w:1,m:0] [MainThread] Galaxy server instance 'main.web.1' is running

Starting server in PID 22786. serving on http://localhost:8080

galaxy.model.database_heartbeat DEBUG 2020-04-16 17:08:25,828 [p:22786,w:1,m:[database_heartbeart_main.web.1.thread] main.web.1 is config watcher

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written by sofie_carolina • sofie_carolina

Permission restrictions. Unable to ask. Anything alternative please ?

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written by sofie_carolina • sofie_carolina

What does that mean? Galaxy help is an open forum.

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written by GenoMax GenoMax

Make sure you have enabled public access to the 8080 port in the AWS instance also modify CentOS firewall configuration accordingly.

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written by Arup Ghosh Arup Ghosh

So you know the steps and have you done this before ? Can I host galaxy on public IP of AWS Instance ? Like http://ip:8080 ?

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written by sofie_carolina • sofie_carolina

I've deployed Galaxy server on a local CentOS machine. Yes, you can access Galaxy server on a AWS public ip. If you are planning to run it in production mode use a HTTP proxy server like Nginx or Apache.

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written by Arup Ghosh Arup Ghosh

Can you please say how to do it ? Have you hosted galaxy globally on internet ? After installing apache what we need to do ? Is there anywhere manual or steps mentioned ? Please share

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written by sofie_carolina • sofie_carolina

I've hyperlinked the manual with HTTP server names.

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written by Arup Ghosh Arup Ghosh

First of all you should copy galaxy.yml.sample to galaxy.yml and use that one for all your configuration.

Second, assuming this will be a production environment because you install it on AWS it requires some extra steps. See here more info, it is to much to explain in a post: https://docs.galaxyproject.org/en/latest/admin/production.html

Also the creators of galaxy created an easy way to deploy galaxy in AWS without much doing yourself: https://galaxyproject.org/use/aws/. They claim it is running in 10 minutes so that sounds good.

As far as I know the ip configuration should look like this: http: 0.0.0.0:8080

And like someone else already said, you need to open port 8080 first. This is mostly done with sort of "rules", maybe this page helps: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26338301/ec2-how-to-add-port-8080-in-security-group

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