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DESCRIPTION:Prerequisites:\n\nsome knowledge of Linux\;a computer with the 
 following installed:a Secure Shell (SSH) client (you already have this if 
 you use Linux or Mac\; if you use Windows contact andrew.monaghan@colorado
 .edu for assistance)\;Singularity:For Linux: http://singularity.lbl.gov/in
 stall-linuxFor Mac: http://singularity.lbl.gov/install-macFor Windows: htt
 p://singularity.lbl.gov/install-windows \n\nRegister Today: https://cuboul
 der.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cTFiaQQhaTBRB1b\n\nCourse Materials: https:/
 /github.com/rctraining/Singularity_Short_Course_Spring_2018\n\n \n\nOvervi
 ew: A container is an image that includes everything needed to run one or 
 more pieces of software: the code itself\, an operating system environment
  and its associated tools and libraries\, and other desired customizations
 . Containers are “stand-alone”\, enabling workflows to be easily packa
 ged and shared across platforms. They enhance reproducibility and negate t
 he need to recompile workflows when porting to different computing environ
 ments.  Singularity is an open-source containerization software that is we
 ll-suited for porting and scaling workflows for high performance computing
  (HPC) applications\, and additionally it can bootstrap containers from Do
 cker\, another popular containerization software.\n\nModule 1 will introdu
 ce users to Singularity and teach them to build new images (containers)\, 
 bootstrap existing images from Singularity Hub and Docker Hub (created by 
 other users)\, and modify images.  In Module 2\, users will learn how to p
 ort containers to the RMACC Summit supercomputer and run them in an HPC en
 vironment\, including parallel (multi-core) examples. Users need not take 
 Module 2 if they do not have interest in the HPC applications of container
 ization.  However\, those who wish to take Module 2 should also take Modul
 e 1.
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LOCATION:Norlin Library\, E206
SUMMARY:Managing Research Workflows with Singularity Containers
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/managing_research_workflo
 ws_with_singularity_containers
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DTEND:20180424T180000Z
DESCRIPTION:Prerequisites:\n\nsome knowledge of Linux\;a computer with the 
 following installed:a Secure Shell (SSH) client (you already have this if 
 you use Linux or Mac\; if you use Windows contact andrew.monaghan@colorado
 .edu for assistance)\;Singularity:For Linux: http://singularity.lbl.gov/in
 stall-linuxFor Mac: http://singularity.lbl.gov/install-macFor Windows: htt
 p://singularity.lbl.gov/install-windows \n\nRegister Today: https://cuboul
 der.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cTFiaQQhaTBRB1b\n\nCourse Materials: https:/
 /github.com/rctraining/Singularity_Short_Course_Spring_2018\n\n \n\nOvervi
 ew: A container is an image that includes everything needed to run one or 
 more pieces of software: the code itself\, an operating system environment
  and its associated tools and libraries\, and other desired customizations
 . Containers are “stand-alone”\, enabling workflows to be easily packa
 ged and shared across platforms. They enhance reproducibility and negate t
 he need to recompile workflows when porting to different computing environ
 ments.  Singularity is an open-source containerization software that is we
 ll-suited for porting and scaling workflows for high performance computing
  (HPC) applications\, and additionally it can bootstrap containers from Do
 cker\, another popular containerization software.\n\nModule 1 will introdu
 ce users to Singularity and teach them to build new images (containers)\, 
 bootstrap existing images from Singularity Hub and Docker Hub (created by 
 other users)\, and modify images.  In Module 2\, users will learn how to p
 ort containers to the RMACC Summit supercomputer and run them in an HPC en
 vironment\, including parallel (multi-core) examples. Users need not take 
 Module 2 if they do not have interest in the HPC applications of container
 ization.  However\, those who wish to take Module 2 should also take Modul
 e 1.
GEO:40.008766;-105.2709
LOCATION:Norlin Library\, E206
SUMMARY:Managing Research Workflows with Singularity Containers
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.colorado.edu/event/managing_research_workflo
 ws_with_singularity_containers
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