In this post, we will cover how to install SingularityCE on a macOS machine running on Apple Silicon (M1/M2 and their variants). We will do this using the free and open-source UTM, which will allow us to run an ARM64 Linux virtual machine on macOS using native...
In this post, we will cover how to install SingularityCE on a macOS machine running on Apple Silicon (M1 /M2 and their variants). We will do this using the free and open-source UTM, which will allow us to run an ARM64 Linux virtual machine on macOS using native...
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.
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...
Now that SingularityCE 3.10 has shipped, let’s take a look at what’s in a release, and who makes it happen. Our goal is that SingularityCE should be a true community project that is accessible to both users and developers. At each sixth-month release, going forward,...
We're pleased to announce SingularityCE 3.10 is now available at the link below. This release brings numerous improvements including greatly expanded support for cgroups / resource limits, and options for better OCI / Docker compatibility. It also contains some behind...
Version 2 of the Microsoft Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL2) now supports GPU computing with CUDA. With the --nvccli functionality introduced in Singularity 3.9 you can now run GPU containers with SingularityCE or SingularityPRO on your Windows system that has a...
We’re pleased to announce that the recent SingularityCE 3.9.6 release introduces support for RISC-V 64 systems, and now works with POWER Linux distributions that are using microarchitecture optimized libraries (glibc-hwcaps). We’re proud to support running Singularity...