NVIDIA / enroot

A simple yet powerful tool to turn traditional container/OS images into unprivileged sandboxes.
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As a non-root user, can I install and use enroot on HPC cluster? #160

Open Zihe33Huang opened 1 year ago

Zihe33Huang commented 1 year ago

I'd like to test performance of it on HPC cluster, but I can not use sudo command

3XX0 commented 1 year ago

You can compile and install enroot somewhere where you have permissions with DESTDIR You won't be able to import docker images but you can do this on a system where you have root and copy the squashfs over. Alternatively you can use an enroot bundle and copy this over to where you have limited permissions

Zihe33Huang commented 1 year ago

You can compile and install enroot somewhere where you have permissions with DESTDIR You won't be able to import docker images but you can do this on a system where you have root and copy the squashfs over. Alternatively you can use an enroot bundle and copy this over to where you have limited permissions

Thank you, I will try!