This Quick Start deploys a model environment on AWS that can help organizations with workloads that fall within the scope of the Health Information Trust Alliance Common Security Framework (HITRUST-CSF). Its architecture maps to certain technical requirements imposed by HITRUST controls. Using AWS CloudFormation to simplify provisioning and management, AWS resources are automatically configured and deployed in an AWS account in about 30 minutes using simple, open-source scripts. The Quick Start includes security controls reference that maps HITRUST Regulatory Control IDs to resources launched by the Quick Start along with a step-by-step deployment guide to accelerate HITRUST eligibility on AWS.

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This Quick Start deploys an informatics infrastructure that can help biotech and biopharma organizations with research and development workloads. AWS resources are automatically configured and deployed in an AWS account in about 30 minutes using simple, open-source scripts. You can also use the Quick Start to automatically deploy the industry’s leading scientific research applications into this informatics infrastructure.

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This Quick Start deploys a genomics analysis environment that uses Nextflow to create and orchestrate multi-omics analysis workflows and AWS Batch to run the workflow processes. AWS resources are automatically configured and deployed in an AWS account in about 30 minutes using simple, open-source scripts. The Quick Start deploys Nextflow into the infrastructure set up by the Biotech Blueprint core Quick Start. 

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This blog post demonstrates a model environment using tightly-integrated AWS services to create a healthcare and life sciences-centric data lake. The post illustrates how you might build a data lake-as-code using the AWS Cloud Development Kit (CDK). It outlines the strategy, core data lake services used, associated costs, and how you can tie it all together with code.

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