DarkQ: Continuous genomic monitoring using message queues
Abstract
MotivationNewly sequenced genomes are often not noticed by potential stakeholders because submission to public databases is delayed, and search options are limited. However, the discovery of genomes can be vital: In pathogen outbreaks, fast updates are essential to coordinate containment efforts and prevent spread. ResultsHere we introduce DarkQ, a message queue that allows for instant sharing and discovery of genomes. AvailabilityDarkQ is released under the BSD-2 license at github.com/phiweger/darkq.
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