Software installation on High-Performance Computing (HPC) systems differs from typical installations on personal computers due to multi-user environments, shared resources, and system-wide configurations.
Instead of installing software globally, users often work within shared or isolated environments while leveraging specialized tools for software management.
There are multiple methods available to install software on HPC systems depending on their specific configuration.
This webinar is designed for new users of supercomputers who want to install software by themselves. It will cover topics such as compiling code from source (make and cmake), utilizing “package managers” (conda, Spack, and EasyBuild), and deploying executables with containers (Singularity).
This webinar is ideal for both beginners and intermediate HPC users looking to improve their software installation skills in a high-performance computing environment. It is suitable for those who use or manage HPC systems and need to install and manage software efficiently in these environments, including:
By the end of this webinar, you will:
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