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Reproducible computational environments using containers: Introduction to Singularity
This lesson provides an introduction to the Singularity container platform.
It covers the basics of using Singularity and creating containers:
- What is Singularity?
- Installing/running Singularity on the command line
- Running containers
- Creating Singularity images
- Running an MPI parallel application from a Singularity container
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