For example, I have it compile and run test suits for a variety of software projects (like the CDK, NanoJava), but also have it build R packages, and even daily run Andra Waagmeester's code to create RDF for WikiPathways. And the use of Jenkins-CI is not limited to dry lab processes: Ioannis Moutsatsos recently showed nice work at Novartis that uses Jenkins for high-throughput screening and data/image analysis.
Friday, October 03, 2014
Jenkins-CI: automating lab processes
Our group organizes public Science Cafes where people from Maastricht University can see the research it is involved in. Yesterday it was my turn again, and I gave a presentation showing the BiGCaT and eNanoMapper Jenkins-CI installations (set up by Nuno) which I have been using for a variety of processes which Jenkins conveniently runs based on input it gets.
For example, I have it compile and run test suits for a variety of software projects (like the CDK, NanoJava), but also have it build R packages, and even daily run Andra Waagmeester's code to create RDF for WikiPathways. And the use of Jenkins-CI is not limited to dry lab processes: Ioannis Moutsatsos recently showed nice work at Novartis that uses Jenkins for high-throughput screening and data/image analysis.
For example, I have it compile and run test suits for a variety of software projects (like the CDK, NanoJava), but also have it build R packages, and even daily run Andra Waagmeester's code to create RDF for WikiPathways. And the use of Jenkins-CI is not limited to dry lab processes: Ioannis Moutsatsos recently showed nice work at Novartis that uses Jenkins for high-throughput screening and data/image analysis.
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