Michael Hall
I am a Bioinformatics PhD student in Zam Iqbal’s lab at EMBL-EBI. I currently work on using nanopore data and genome graphs to better call variation in bacterial genomes and to compare pan-genomes.
singularity run "shub://<username>/<repository>:<tag>@<hash|commit>"username="mbhall88"
repository="singularity_training"
tag="fun"
HASH="edae0eecad907e5255bd74b26b7414e0"
singularity run "shub://$username/$repository:$tag@$HASH"
# or
singularity pull --force --name fun.sif "shub://$username/$repository:$tag@$HASH"singularity pull --name ubuntu.sif library://library/ubuntu:18.04singularity build --remote fun.sif Singularity.fun *Need to have a
singularity shell docker://tensorflow/tensorflow
singularity pull docker://tensorflow/tensorflow
singularity run docker://tensorflow/tensorflow
singularity exec docker://tensorflow/tensorflowBootstrap: docker
From: tensorflow/tensorflowdocker://quay.io/biocontainers/<tool>:<tag>docker://quay.io/biocontainers/bwa:0.7.3a--h84994c4_4singularity exec docker://quay.io/biocontainers/bwa:0.7.3a--h84994c4_4 bwa mem
By Michael Hall
How do I access containers written by other people and/or share my own?
I am a Bioinformatics PhD student in Zam Iqbal’s lab at EMBL-EBI. I currently work on using nanopore data and genome graphs to better call variation in bacterial genomes and to compare pan-genomes.