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description = "How to use the Singularity containerization software on HCC resources."
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[
Singularity
](
http://singularity
.lbl.gov
)
[
Singularity
](
http
s
://
www.sylabs.io/
singularity
/
)
is a containerization solution designed for high-performance computing
cluster environments. It allows a user on an HPC resource to run an
application using a different operating system than the one provided by
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### What if I need other Python packages not in the image?
{{% notice info %}}
An alternative to the steps below is to create your own custom image as
[
described farther down
](
what-if-i-want-to-build-a-custom-image-to-use-on-the-hcc-clusters
)
.
[
described farther down
](
#
what-if-i-want-to-build-a-custom-image-to-use-on-the-hcc-clusters
)
.
Start with an HCC-provided image as the base for your Dockerfile (i.e.
`FROM unlhcc/spades`
)
and add any additional packages you desire.
{{% /notice %}}
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