avocado is a distributed pipeline for calling variants, and is built on top of Apache Spark and the ADAM API. avocado provides a highly configurable pipeline that can be used for the alignment, processing, and variant calling of genomes/exomes/targets. We are currently in the process of hardening avocado for clincial use, and expanding the avocado pipeline so that it can triage processing steps based on genomic complexity.
avocado is on Github, and is in active development.
http://bdgenomics.org/projects/avocado/
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1.1) Get it from Adam
mkdir /data/
wget -O /data/chr1.fa.gz http://hgdownload.cse.ucsc.edu/goldenPath/hg19/chromosomes/chr1.fa.gz
gzip -d /data/chr1.fa.gz
docker run -ti --rm --name client-genomics -v /data:/data gelog/avocado /bin/bash
avocado-submit /data/SRR062634.adam /data/chr1.fa /data/SRR062634.avr /usr/local/avocado/avocado-sample-configs/basic.properties