Environment Variables

Cloudgene supports several environment variables that can be used in your cloudgene.yaml files to get informations about the application itself and the submitted job.

Application

Variable	Description
${CLOUDGENE_APP_ID}	The id of the application.
${CLOUDGENE_APP_VERSION}	The version of the application.
${CLOUDGENE_APP_LOCATION}	The local folder path of the application.

Job

Variable	Description
${CLOUDGENE_JOB_ID}	The ID of the job.
${CLOUDGENE_JOB_NAME}	The name of the job.

User

Variable	Description
${CLOUDGENE_USER_NAME}	The username of the user.
${CLOUDGENE_USER_EMAIL}	The email address of the user.
${CLOUDGENE_USER_FULL_NAME}	The full name of the user.

Service

Variable	Description
${CLOUDGENE_SERVICE_NAME}	The name of the service.
${CLOUDGENE_SERVICE_URL}	The full URL of the service.
${CLOUDGENE_CONTACT_EMAIL}	The contact email of the service administrator.
${CLOUDGENE_CONTACT_NAME}	The contact name of the service administrator.
${CLOUDGENE_SMTP_HOST}	The SMTP host for email services.
${CLOUDGENE_SMTP_PORT}	The SMTP port for email services.
${CLOUDGENE_SMTP_USER}	The SMTP user for email services.
${CLOUDGENE_SMTP_PASSWORD}	The SMTP password for email services.
${CLOUDGENE_SMTP_NAME}	The SMTP name for email services.
${CLOUDGENE_SMTP_SENDER}	The SMTP sender name for email services.
${CLOUDGENE_WORKSPACE_TYPE}	The type of external workspace.
${CLOUDGENE_WORKSPACE_HOME}	The location of the external workspace.

Example

id: print-username
name: Print Username Example
version: 1.0.0
workflow:
  steps:
    - name: "Say hello"
      type: "command"
      cmd: "/bin/echo hey ${CLOUDGENE_USER_NAME}"
      stdout: "true"