Singularity Container Workflow Part 5: Running the Tensorflow container in WSL2
Now that we have readied the WSL2 environment with Singularity and the relevant CUDA libraries, it’s time to run the sample Keras workflow.
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Singularity Container Workflow: Part 4 – Signing the Container
Signing the Container The Singularity 3.0 family introduced the ability to create (and manage) PGP keys to sign and verify containers. This provides a trusted method for Singularity users to share containers and ensures a bit-for-bit reproduction of the original...
Singularity Container Workflow: Part 3 – Create an Account & Authentication Token
Create an Account & Authentication Token Now that we have SingularityCE installed in WSL2, and NVIDIA GPU support is enabled, we will create a Singularity Container Services account and configure the local Singularity client, followed by building a remote...
Open Source Collaboration – Bringing Singularity & SIF to the OCI Ecosystem
As a company born out of an open source project, and committed to open source development, we’re always excited when we have the opportunity to work with others, share ideas, and help bring support for Singularity images to other projects. Singularity, and the SIF...
Singularity Container Workflow: Part 2 – Workflow Readiness
Singularity Container Services Workflow Readiness This is part two of the Singularity Container Services (SCS) demonstration. Singularity is a standalone command line tool that integrates with SCS to augment your container workflows. The first part covered the...
Singularity Container Workflow: Part 1 – Introduction to Singularity Container Services
Greetings and welcome to Sylabs' demonstration of Singularity Container Services (SCS). SCS is the Sylabs deployed version of Singularity Enterprise - an HPC workflow container solution developed by Sylabs for on-premise HPC customers to remotely build, store and...
SingularityCE is Singularity
Singularity, which has been developed under the guidance of Sylabs since inception, is an ecosystem with multiple players. Of those players, the SingularityCE project will continue to provide the core development for Singularity and SIF.
Supporting Local Files in a Singularity Remote Build
Overview This long awaited feature allows copying local files into remote builds via the %files section of the Singularity def file the same way as you would if you were building locally with singularity build. No special command-line arguments or other user actions...