Hail on the Cloud

Public clouds are a natural place to run Hail, offering the ability to run on-demand workloads with high elasticity. Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, Databricks and Amazon Web Services make it possible to rent Spark clusters with thousands of cores on-demand, providing for the elastic compute requirements of scientific research without an up-front capital investment in hardware.

• General Advice
  • Start Small
  • Estimating time
  • Estimating cost
• Query-on-Batch
  • Getting Started
  • Variant Effect Predictor (VEP)
• Google Cloud
  • hailctl dataproc
  • Reading from Google Cloud Storage
  • Requester Pays
  • Variant Effect Predictor (VEP)
• Microsoft Azure
  • hailctl hdinsight
  • Variant Effect Predictor (VEP)
• Amazon Web Services
• Databricks
  • Use Hail in a notebook
  • Initialize Hail
  • Display Bokeh plots