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update the usegalaxy.* requirements
Like we talked about in the Direction Summit.
bgruening authored Jun 23, 2024

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@@ -45,7 +45,8 @@ We want to see servers meeting several loose requirements to be considered part
- *Updated*: These servers commit to updating Galaxy within 90 business days after new releases.
- *Freely accessible*: these servers may not place restrictions on access or registration, anonymous usage must be permitted.
- *Public infrastructure configuration*: we hold ourselves to a very high standard. Everyone should be able to reproduce what we do, and we commit ourselves to securing our infrastructure using best practices and in the eye of the public.
- *Common Tools & Reference Data*: once work in progress finishes, these servers will share a common set of tools, and must provide CVMFS reference data.
- *Common Tools & Reference Data*: once work in progress finishes, these servers will share a common set of tools, and must provide the Galaxy CVMFS reference data.
- *Share Matrices*: The servers agree to share matrices like number of registered users, active users etc to contribute to the global Galaxy dashboard.
- *Functional*: the site provides >90% uptime as monitored by the [status page](https://status.galaxyproject.org/), and participates in automated cross-usegalaxy testing initiatives.

We're excited to see new services join us!