Warm welcome for an extra edition of the SNIC training newsletter.   Since last weeks edition we have two important additions which didn’t make it into last weeks newsletter.   There will be course on using singularity in late September and registration for the Mondays with MATLAB is finally available.

The SNIC training team wishes everyone a continued nice summer break.

Overview

New additions since the last newsletter

• Online training workshop: Basic Singularity: Running and building Singularity containers, 28 September 2022
• Registration open for: Mondays with MATLAB - online workshops, 12th September, 19th September and 26th September

New additions since the last newsletter

Online training workshop: Basic Singularity: Running and building Singularity containers, 28 September 2022

The online workshop is an introduction to the basic concepts of containerised software environment solutions within the Singularity framework (Sylabs).

During the workshop you will have the opportunity to follow the interactive guide on how to run Singularity containers how to build your own good (and bad) practices on designing and building Singularity recipes build and/or host container remotely and what are the limitations.

To fully benefit from the workshop, basic Linux system administration experience is highly desirable i.e. knowledge of package management and common tools for building and managing software: git, pip, conda, wget, curl...

Please follow the instructions to install Singularity (UPPMAX) on your computer before the workshop.

For more information and access to registration, please visit the singularity workshop page (UPPMAX).

Registration open for: Mondays with MATLAB - online workshops, 12th September, 19th September and 26th September

These workshops will focus on HPC-usage, parallel capabilities of MATLAB, GPU utilisation, and AI/ML usage.  The event will be hosted jointly by SNIC, DeIC (DK), CSC (FI), and MathWorks.

The 2022 edition of Mondays with MATLAB will be held in September specifically on the 12th between 13.00 and 16.00, on the 19th between 13.00 and 17.00, and on the 26th between 13.00 and 16.00. All times CEST.

For more information and access to registration, visit Mondays with MATLAB workshop page (MathWorks).