Lecture

Singularity Container Setup for Jupyter Notebook

Description

This lecture covers the setup of a Singularity container to run a Jupyter notebook, including SSH connections, software announcements, usage statistics, and system maintenance. It demonstrates building the container, installing packages, and running Jupyter in the container.

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