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ConstraintDescription: must be a valid IP CIDR range of the form x.x.x.x/x.
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TransitionIntoIA:
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Description: Migrates files that have not been accessed for a set period of time to the EFS Standard–Infrequent Access (Standard-IA) or One Zone–Infrequent Access (One Zone-IA) storage class, depending on your file system.
Description: Automatically moves files back to the EFS Standard or EFS One Zone storage classes when the TransitionToPrimaryStorageClass lifecycle policy is set to On first access. This helps to eliminate the risk of unbounded access charges, while providing consistent low latencies.
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Type: String
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Default: NONE
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AllowedValues: [AFTER_1_ACCESS, NONE]
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PerformanceMode:
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Description: >-
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Amazon EFS delivers more than 10 gibibytes per second (GiBps) of throughput over 500,000 IOPS, and sub-millisecond or low single digit millisecond latencies.
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General Purpose mode supports up to 35,000 IOPS and has the lowest per-operation latency. File systems with EFS One Zone storage classes always use General Purpose performance mode.
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Max I/O mode supports 500,000+ IOPS and has higher per-operation latencies when compared to General Purpose mode.
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Type: String
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Default: generalPurpose
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AllowedValues: [generalPurpose, maxIO]
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ThroughputMode:
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Description: >-
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determines the throughput available to your file system.
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Bursting Throughput mode is a good fit for traditional applications that have a bursty throughput pattern.
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In Provisioned Throughput mode, you specify a level of throughput that the file system can drive independent of the file system's size or burst credit balance.
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Type: String
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Default: bursting
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AllowedValues: [bursting, provisioned]
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ProvisionedThroughputInMibps:
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Description: >-
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The amount of provisioned throughput, measured in MiB/s, for the file system. Valid for file systems using ThroughputMode set to provisioned.
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Valid range is 1-1024 MiB/s
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Type: Number
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Default: 1
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Encrypted:
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Description: Choose to enable encryption of your file system's data at rest. Uses the AWS KMS service key (aws/elasticfilesystem) by default
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Type: String
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Default: false
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AllowedValues: [true, false]
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KmsKeyId:
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Description: The ID of the AWS Key Management Service (AWS KMS) key used to encrypt Amazon EFS file system data.
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Type: String
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Default: NONE
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ResearcherName:
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Description: Researcher name that will be added as tag to the resources
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Type: String
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ProjectId:
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Description: Project Id that will be added as tag to the resources
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Type: String
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Namespace:
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Description: Name your file system. Name can include letters, numbers, and +-=._:/ symbols, up to 256 characters.
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"cost_resource" : true
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"_id": {
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"$oid": "60504955135663522b880abd"
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"name" : "Amazon EFS",
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"description" : "Amazon Elastic File System (Amazon EFS) provides a simple, serverless, set-and-forget elastic file system for use with AWS Cloud services and on-premises resources.",
# Pipelines for RLCatalyst Research Gateway based on Nextflow
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Use the below command to start the packer script after providing necessary details in [configuration.json](machine-images/config/infra/configuration.json)
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> cd products/Nextflow-Advanced/machine-images/config/infra
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