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Example project used in this workshop. It is an adapted version from another workshop. The original project can be found here.

Example project used in this workshop. It is an adapted version from another workshop. The original project can be found here.

Example project used in this workshop. It is an adapted version from another workshop. The original project can be found here.

Example project used in this workshop. It is an adapted version from another workshop. The original project can be found here.

Example project used in this workshop. It is an adapted version from another workshop. The original project can be found here.

This repository is designed to systematically archive SQL-based backups of two distinct databases: the pgSTAC production database and the Django REST Framework (DRF) PostgreSQL database. Each backup is compressed into a tar.gz format and managed using Git Large File Storage (LFS) to efficiently handle large files. The archival process is automated, with the server configured to periodically push the latest backup data to the repository, ensuring that the repository remains up-to-date with the most recent snapshots of the databases. This setup not only optimizes storage through compression but also leverages Git LFS for scalable management of binary data, providing a robust solution for maintaining critical database backups.

This repository serves as an archival system for Django REST Framework (DRF)-based production (scheduler) backend, storing object lists in YAML format and regularly backing up harvested metadata. It provides a reliable off-server backup solution, enhancing data resilience by enabling efficient metadata restoration in emergencies.

Example project used in this workshop. It is an adapted version from another workshop. The original project can be found here.

Example project used in this workshop. It is an adapted version from another workshop. The original project can be found here.

Collection of Rmarkdown files to pre-process multiple omics data sets and to build MEFISTO multi-omics models within the CEFIC LRI project XomeTox