Ensembl VEP on aws
Hello,
I would like to know if someone has experiences with variant effect predictor on aws ? Curretly i use a docker image of vep and run it on an on-premise cluster, but l'm wondering what would be the best solution to run it on aws as fast as possible. Maybe a serverless system like lambda or fargate ?
Thanks in advance for any informations.
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AWS supports docker, so what is the issue?
Of course I can launch an ec2 instance and just run vep. But I was wondering if there was not a smarter method, and in particular if someone had already optimized the annotation in serverless