Hi Alper,

To give a little more detail on those: we use DISCVR-Seq and associated modules to manage raw sequence data and kick off various alignment and analysis pipelines across many servers/projects, and there are a few groups I know about outside our institution also using it. It's designed to primarily manage your data and outputs, which we never found Galaxy to do very well. It has some flexibility in defining pipelines, but it's not designed to be anything like Galaxy on that front. We're actively continuing to develop and expand this.

I also wrote a module (galaxyintegration), which is also part of LabKey's SVN. This was really just a proof of concept module for a multi-site collaborative project. It uses an existing java library (blend4j) to port the outputs from a galaxy run into LabKey's experiment/pipeline system. Crudely speaking, it exports the locations of output files and record of steps performed from galaxy and stores those within LabKey, so they can be viewed as though it was a pipeline run via LabKey. Given we dont use Galaxy, I dont think this has ever been used seriously, but it should work. It might provide a model for how one might make a tighter integration between the two (basically leveraging blend4j and Galaxy's HTTP APIs); however, it's nothing I expect us to build out.

-Ben