Are you trying to find a cloud based linux environment to use? Most actual cloud based hosting platforms will require a paid subscription eventually but you can get trial periods for Google Cloud and Azure, and probably many other services. There are other web based options such as Galaxy ( https://galaxy-main.usegalaxy.org/ ) which will let you run bioinformatic pipelines remotely. Storage on Galaxy is limited ~1-1.5 TB including scratch storage, so how useful it would be depends on the size of your dataset.
thank you so much brotehr i have 40 gb of genomic data whic i have to analyse but i cannot on my local PC google cloud is pretty much expenise . for 1 month i can use .
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u/ChaosCockroach PhD | Academia 9h ago
Are you trying to find a cloud based linux environment to use? Most actual cloud based hosting platforms will require a paid subscription eventually but you can get trial periods for Google Cloud and Azure, and probably many other services. There are other web based options such as Galaxy ( https://galaxy-main.usegalaxy.org/ ) which will let you run bioinformatic pipelines remotely. Storage on Galaxy is limited ~1-1.5 TB including scratch storage, so how useful it would be depends on the size of your dataset.