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import Ember from 'ember';

export default Ember.Component.extend({
  classNames: ['faq-list'],
  faqs: [
    {
      question: 'What is Bespin?',
      answer:
        'Bespin is a web-based platform that makes it easy to run computational genomics workflows (pipelines) in the cloud.' +
        '\n\n' +
        'A service of the [Computational Solutions Shared Resource](https://genome.duke.edu/cores/computing) ' +
        'in [Duke GCB](https://genome.duke.edu), Bespin provides best-practice workflows curated by experts. ' +
        'Specifically, Bespin\'s workflows are built using reproducible software environments, run in GCB\'s private, on-premises cloud, ' +
        'and although selecting, configuring and running the workflows are self-service, results are reviewed by experts.' +
        '\n\n' +
        'Bespin is currently available in **beta** to researchers across Duke.'
    },
    {
      question: 'What kinds of workflows can Bespin run?',
      answer:
        'Bespin has been designed to run any kind of computational genomic workflow where most of the steps can be automated. ' +
        '\n\n' +
        'Initially, we are offering a Whole Exome Sequencing workflow using [GATK](https://software.broadinstitute.org/gatk/). ' +
        'We are actively working on additional workflows, and plan to bring them online in the near future.' +
        '\n\n' +
        'Please see the [workflows](/workflows) section for full details on available offerings. ' +
        'If you have suggestions for types of workflows that are reasonably well established, and that you believe would have ' +
        'a broad group of users at Duke, please contact us at [gcb-help@duke.edu](mailto://gcb-help@duke.edu). We always welcome feedback.'
    },
    {
      question: 'How long does it take to run a workflow, and how much will it cost?',
      answer:
        'The computational resources used by Bespin jobs will be billed based on how long they take and how many CPU cores they use.' +
        'How longa workflow runs depends mostly on the input data size and resources (CPU, memory) assigned to the workflow.' +
        '\n\n' +
        'While a workflow is in the **beta** phase, there will be no charge to run it on Bespin. We want to get an idea of what ' +
        'kinds of jobs are working and what we need to improve. We\'ll also get an idea of how long jobs will take and what ' +
        'their computational needs (CPU, memory, etc) are.' +
        '\n\n' +
        'For workflows that have graduated to production, their computational resource usage will be charged at the approved rate, which for FY18 is $0.04 per CPU hour. ' +
        'For example, the Whole Exome Sequencing workflow uses 32 CPUs and can process 6 samples (75GB) in 23 hours, ' +
        'which would correspond to a computational resource cost of about $30. 20 samples (250GB) will take about 72 hours, ' +
        'corresponding to a computational resource cost of about $90. ' +
        '\n\n' +
        'Note that this includes _only_ the cost for utilizing the computational resources (CPU, memory, storage). ' +
        'Additional costs for consultation and review by the Genomic Analysis and Bioinformatics core will apply in addition.'
    },
    {
      question: 'How do I use my data in Bespin?',
      answer: 'Bespin can download your data from [Duke Data Service](https://dataservice.duke.edu). ' +
      'GCB\'s core facilities can deliver your data in a Duke Data Service project ready to use in Bespin. ' +
      'You can also upload your data to [Duke Data Service](https://dataservice.duke.edu) using [DukeDSClient](https://github.com/Duke-GCB/DukeDSClient#install-or-upgrade).'
    },
    {
      question: 'Are there limits to the size of a dataset Bespin can process?',
      answer:
        'Yes. Each job in Bespin has a limit of 10TB of input data. Beyond this point, another platform ' +
        '(e.g. an HPC cluster such as [HARDAC](https://genome.duke.edu/cores-and-services/computational-solutions/compute-environments-genomics)) ' +
        'is likely a better fit for your project.'
    },
    {
      question: 'What is an authorization code and how do I get one?',
      answer:
        'Some workflows require an authorization code before you can start a job. ' +
        'These codes are provided by the workflow\'s expert reviewers, who will be ' +
        'able to determine if the workflow is a good fit for your dataset.'
    },
    {
      question: 'Is Bespin approved for datasets containing Protected Health Information (PHI) or other sensitive data?',
      answer:
        'No. Bespin is designed to handle research data and uses infrastructure that is not approved for PHI.' +
        '\n\n' +
        'An environment such as [PACE](https://pace.ori.duke.edu) is likely a better fit for such investigations.'
    },
    {
      question: 'What if I need to customize a parameter of the workflow or use a different set of reference data?',
      answer:
      'Great, please contact us at [gcb-help@duke.edu](mailto://gcb-help@duke.edu). Bespin is designed to be highly ' +
      'configurable, and we\'d be happy to see how we can make it work for more investigators.'
    }
  ]
});
