Once installed, it automatically detects all Nextflow processes and displays real-time metrics, performance traces, and cost data for each task.
Why use OpenSRE when running Nextflow pipelines
Many teams running Nextflow also rely on Seqera Platform to orchestrate and monitor workflows across different environments.Because both tools appear in the same setups, we’ve prepared an objective comparison that explains how OpenSRE and Seqera differ in focus and how they can complement each other effectively. You can read the full comparison here: OpenSRE vs Seqera Nextflow orchestrates complex scientific workflows efficiently, but it doesn’t provide full visibility into why certain tasks run slowly, stall, or waste compute. OpenSRE fills that gap:
- Real-time insight into every process, container, and tool
- Performance metrics (CPU, memory, I/O, GPU) per task
- Automatic detection of idle or blocked tasks
- AI-native logging for easy debugging and root-cause analysis
- Works across local, HPC, or cloud environments without changes to your Nextflow code
Getting Started
Prerequisites
- Nextflow installed and working (
nextflow run hellotest passes) - OpenSRE installed on your operating system
Just run your pipeline, OpenSRE will automatically attach
If OpenSRE is already installed on your operating system, you only need to enable the OpenSRE agent for pipelines that have not been run with OpenSRE before.In that case, run the following command:
Go to our onboarding to get your own personal token
Examples
Launch the OpenSRE demo workflow:
Watch your pipeline run in the OpenSRE dashboard
View real-time metrics, resource usage, and performance insights for your pipeline runs.