Hi all,
I have installed and currently running a local galaxy instance successfully, customized with desired tools and datasets but suddenly got realized what would I do if anything goes wrong and galaxy stop responding :O . Is there a specific way to take backups of a locally installed galaxy instance with its own settings, so i can perform that task regularly. Thanks in advance :)
Sincerely, Nilaksha.
Hi Nilaksha
I don't really understand your question, but a simple answer is:
Make a backup of the complete galaxy directory tree and make a backup of your PostgreSQL database. You should do this anyway on a regularly basis, if you use your Galaxy server in production. Since much more likely, you will run into a storage failure, than experiencing "galaxy stop responding".
Regards, Hans-Rudolf
On 05/09/2014 06:52 AM, Nilaksha Neththikumara wrote:
Hi all,
I have installed and currently running a local galaxy instance successfully, customized with desired tools and datasets but suddenly got realized what would I do if anything goes wrong and galaxy stop responding :O. Is there a specific way to take backups of a locally installed galaxy instance with its own settings, so i can perform that task regularly. Thanks in advance :)
Sincerely, Nilaksha.
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