NeatSeq-Flow is a platform for modular design and execution of bioinformatics workflows on a local computer or, preferably, computer cluster.
The platform has a command-line interface as well as a fully functional graphical user interface (GUI), both used locally without the need to connect to remote servers.
Analysis programs comprising a workflow can be anything executable from the Linux command-line, either publicly available or in-house programs.
Ready-to-use workflows are available for common Bioinformatics analyses such as assembly & annotation, RNA-Seq, ChIP-Seq, variant calling, metagenomics and genomic epidemiology.
Creation and sharing of new workflows is easy and intuitive, without need for programming knowledge.
NeatSeq-Flow is general-purpose and may easily be adjusted to work on different types of analyses other than high-throughput sequencing.
NeatSeq-Flow is fully accessible to non-programmers, without compromising power, flexibility and efficiency. The user only has to specify the location of input files and the workflow design, and need not bother with the location of intermediate and final files, nor with transferring files between workflow steps. Workflow execution is fully parallelized on the cluster, and progress can be inspected through NeatSeq-Flow “terminal monitor”. All workflow steps, parameters and order of execution are stored in one file, which together with the shell scripts produced by NeatSeq-Flow comprise a complete documentation of the workflow and enable future execution of the exact same workflow or modifications thereof.
Copy the “User Name” (blue line) from the terminal to the “User Name” form in the login window
Copy the “Password” (yellow line) from the terminal to the “Password” form in the login window
Click on the “Login” button.
Managing Users:
It is possible to mange users using SSH, NeatSeq-Flow will try to login by ssh to a host using the provided “User Name” and “Password”.
The ssh host can be local or remote.
Note: If using a remote host, NeatSeq-Flow needs to be installed on the remote host and the analysis will be run on the remote host by the user that logged-in
On Windows 10 version 2004 and higher (Build 19041 and higher) or Windows 11 it is possible to use both Windows and Linux at the same time on a Windows machine.
NeatSeq-Flow can be install on the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL):
Open a web-browser and in the address bar type localhost:49190
A login window should appear
Use the information in the Linux terminal:
Copy the “User Name” (blue line) from the terminal to the “User Name” form in the login window
Copy the “Password” (yellow line) from the terminal to the “Password” form in the login window
Click on the “Login” button.
Managing Users:
It is possible to mange users using SSH, NeatSeq-Flow will try to login by ssh to a host using the provided “User Name” and “Password”.
The ssh host can be local or remote.
Note: If using a remote host, NeatSeq-Flow needs to be installed on the remote host and the analysis will be run on the remote host by the user that logged-in
