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/n/cluster/container-scanning/bin/cl-submit-container --help

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Basic cl-submit-container tool usage takes the following form:

$ /n/cluster/bin/cl-submit-container [image_source]

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$ /n/cluster/container-scanning/bin/cl-submit-container --status
Job Name         Status          Log file
nginx.dockerfile FAILED          /n/app/singularity/userlogs/<HMSID>/nginx.dockerfile-2024-07-25T09:51:19.log

If a container fails to install, you can run the command /n/cluster/container-scanning/bin/cl-submit-container -r to see a detailed log of the process.

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Once a container is submitted and successfully created, it will be available under a user-specific directory, i.e. /n/app/singularity/containers/<HMSID>. The user has read and execute permissions on this folder, but cannot modify any of its contents. For more information on running Singularity containers in o2, see Running Singularity Containers in O2.

Common Examples

1. Create a Singularity image called nginx with the nginx container pulled from Docker Hub URI:

   Code Block
   language bash
   $ /n/cluster/container-scanning/bin/cl-submit-container -n nginx docker://nginx:latest

2. Create a Singularity container container called genomics from a Dockerfile (note:-n genomics is used to name the image genomics instead of genomics_workflow)

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   language bash
   $ /n/cluster/container-scanning/bin/cl-submit-container -n genomics ~/CONTAINERS/working_dir/genomics_workflow.dockerfile

3. Create a Singularity container from a Singularity definition file:

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   $ /n/cluster/container-scanning/bin/cl-submit-container ~/ollama.def