Plasmidsaurus processes thousands of sequencing runs per day across a global network of labs. When a run completes, a pipeline generates large output files — alignment data, quality metrics, and annotated sequence reads — that are stored in S3. Scientists log into the web app to view their results, inspect individual reads, and download files for downstream analysis.
Today, results are delivered as static file downloads. The team wants to replace this with an interactive, web-based results viewer that renders sequencing data directly in the browser, so scientists can explore their data without downloading anything.