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Docker PyMOL

Posted on March 3, 2020

PyMOL is a great program that runs  natively on all 3 major platforms. However, I wanted to use a docker image that allegedly can run PyMOL (albeit an older version 1.8.2.) The reason might not …

Posted in Docker, Molecular Graphics, PyMOL, X11Tagged DISPLAY, Docker, PyMOL, python, X11

Dockerization – details needed

Posted on December 16, 2019

Reproducible research Docker is a great tool to provide methods for reproducible research that should allow other researchers to reproduce any advanced calculations that you, as a researcher have done, most likely in association with …

Posted in bioinformatics, Docker, Programming, Python

Survival command line

Posted on December 3, 2019

The built-in Terminal in MacOS and Linux and in Windows with added software provides access to the core of the computer. They are simply a software version (an emulation) of what used to be a hardware …

Posted in bash, bioinformatics, Docker, Programming

Docker saves the day – Roadmaps – rivem

Posted on November 26, 2019

Edit: April 8, 2025 Images were updated to remove the error that presented the roadmap in a mirror image. Docker saves the day! Here is a great example of how Docker can help save a …

Posted in bioinformatics, Computing, Docker, Docker, Molecular Graphics, Scientific Communication, Virology

Docker notes – Shell Access to Running Container

Posted on November 1, 2019

In some instances we start a container, but it will default to immediately running a program within and prevent immediate shell access. This is possible since Docker version1.3 Assuming that the container is already running …

Posted in DockerTagged --it, bash, Docker, exec, rm, run, ssh

Docker notes – Bypass entrypoint

Posted on October 31, 2019

When activated by docker run some docker container immediately start a software within. This can be useful for the author of the image, but for others it may cause issues. Here is one example amongst many, …

Posted in DockerTagged --it, bash, bioinformatics, Docker, docker file, entry point, ENTRYPOINT, rm, run

Docker notes – Remove stopped containers

Posted on October 24, 2019

As I am creating the docker tutorials “for biologists” I find that having some notes here could be useful. This is therefore a bit like a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) that I answer to myself …

Posted in DockerTagged Container, Docker, FAQ, remove, rm, run, stop

Preparing Docker tutorials for biologists

Posted on October 24, 2019

Docker Containers I don’t remember how exactly I discovered Docker containers a bit over a year ago, but it seemed a very good system and I immediately saw the potential, then I thought that it …

Posted in DockerTagged Container, Docker, FreeBSD, Kubernetes, Linux, LinuX Containers, LXC, Solaris, Unix, virtualization
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