1) Introduction Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) also known as Deep Sequencing or Massive Parallel Sequencing or Second and Third Generation Sequencing is a technique that offers unprecedented detail in the genomic, transcriptomic, and epigenomic patterns associated with cellular processes. A medium size lab (10-15 scientists) could easily generate multiple terabytes of data during a NGS end-to-end process. Hence building a scalable, cost effective, and secured data pipelines is a lifeblood for life sciences industry and in particular Genomics domain. 2) Key Terms Genomics: It is study of genomes (complete set of genetic material within an organism). Genomics involves the mapping, sequencing and analysis of genomes. It includes structure, function, comparison, and evolution ...