Get it done on the spot with an AWS instance (a.k.a: to be automated with AWS Batch):
$ sudo yum install docker && gpasswd -a ec2-user docker # Note: Only needed if your AWS instance doesn't have docker yet (docker ps -a works?)
# Note2: Logout and login for the docker group add to be successful
$ git clone https://github.com/umccr/ega-submit && cd ega-submit
$ vim ega-files.txt <--- the input file list, consisting of a full s3:// url to the object, one per line
$ export EGA_BOX=ega-box-1578
$ export EGA_PASSWORD=<PASSWORD_HERE>
$ ./bin/serial_ega_upload.sh
The serial script will (very slowly and screaming to be parallelized) download each file in ega-files from S3, encrypt and upload to the EGA_BOX.
Please note that the serial script downloads, encrypts and deletes files. This is by design, so that a small AWS SPOT box with almost no disk space can be used on the span of days, without risk of saturating the (majorly unknown) ingress limit specifications for EGA, therefore avoiding timeouts.
By using EGA cryptor and Aspera Connect:
- Input data goes under
datafolder (i.e:mkdir -p data/encfirst). - Run, for instance:
$ ./bin/submit.sh data/htsnexus_test_NA12878.bam ega-box-NNNN pass. data/enccontains encrypted data that have been sent to EBI's EGA server.