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# Container available
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# Container available
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All singularity containers available can be found in /home/mass/opt/griddata/Singularity_containers/containers.
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All singularity containers available can be found in /\_SHARE_/Resources/Tools/Singularity/containers.
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# Use a singularity container
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# Use a singularity container
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$ singularity exec <path/to/container/container_name> <usual_command>
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(other info found on cluster: exec Run a command within a container
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run Run the user-defined default command within a container (if any)
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shell Run a shell within a container (usefull to troubleshoot if doesn't work properly))
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# Interesting link and contact
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# Interesting link and contact
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More information about Singularity Containers can be found on this webpage: https://sylabs.io/singularity/.
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More information about Singularity Containers can be found on this webpage: https://sylabs.io/singularity/.
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