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This page collects useful resources for Mufasa users. Contributions are welcome :-)
This page collects resources that can be useful to Mufasa users. [[Special:Emailuser/GiulioFontana|Contributions are welcome :-)]]
 
= SLURM =
 
If you need more about SLURM than what you find in this wiki, there is plenty of material on SLURM's own website.
 
: [https://slurm.schedmd.com/quickstart.html This quickstart guide] is a good starting point.


= Docker =
= Docker =
Here are a few links (recommended by other DEIB users of Docker) that may help you get to grips with Docker (see also the [[Docker|Docker page of this wiki]], of course).


: [https://stackify.com/docker-tutorial/ This is one]
There are plenty of resouces about Docker on the web. Here are a few links recommended by other DEIB users of Docker.
 
: [https://stackify.com/docker-tutorial/ Stackify]


: [https://docker-curriculum.com/ This is another one]
: [https://docker-curriculum.com/ Docker Curriculum]


'''Important!''' On Mufasa, Docker containers are never run with the standard <code>docker run</code> command. They must be [[User Jobs#Executing jobs on Mufasa|run via the SLURM job scheduling system]].
'''Important!''' Remember that on Mufasa Docker containers are never run with the standard <code>docker run</code> command: instead they must be [[User Jobs#Executing jobs on Mufasa|run via SLURM]].

Latest revision as of 21:33, 10 December 2022

This page collects resources that can be useful to Mufasa users. Contributions are welcome :-)

SLURM

If you need more about SLURM than what you find in this wiki, there is plenty of material on SLURM's own website.

This quickstart guide is a good starting point.

Docker

There are plenty of resouces about Docker on the web. Here are a few links recommended by other DEIB users of Docker.

Stackify
Docker Curriculum

Important! Remember that on Mufasa Docker containers are never run with the standard docker run command: instead they must be run via SLURM.