xGDBvm Data Management.
(A) Screenshot of the GDB Configuration page, set up for processing Example data. Each genome annotation is assigned a unique identifier (GDB001, GDB002, etc.) and a user-provided name. In addition to form fields for input data path, annotation parameters, and metadata, this page provides extensive color-coded information about all system settings (e.g., license keys, storage capacity, and login status, displayed in blue-green), input data validity (light green), and expected output (orange). The form includes buttons that launch modal windows to initiate computational workflow or edit configuration.
(B) Screenshot of Archive/Delete menu, showing genome databases with “Current” (blue; computation complete) or “Development” (gray; not yet run) status. Genome annotations are identified as GDB001, GDB002, etc. Each table row displays information about a GDB including time stamps as well as action buttons that allow the user to drop, delete, archive, delete archive, or copy database (see text for details). Global action buttons (top right) allow the user to delete or archive all data on the .
(C) Screenshot of “List All Jobs” page with tools to monitor and manage remote jobs. The page displays IDs, job metadata, time stamps, color-coded status indicators, and action buttons to manage output (Stop Job, Delete Job, View Logs, Copy Output) via the Agave API. See text for details.