Releases · nathan-hess/docker-slurm

What's Changed

New Features and Enhancements

Create template for auto-generated release notes by @nathan-hess in #22

Update README by @nathan-hess in #23

Update image publish workflow to create tagged versions on release by @nathan-hess in #24

Add bc package to full and full-root images by @nathan-hess in #26

Bug Fixes

Fix incorrect node memory calculation that led to drained state by @nathan-hess in #19

Change Dockerfile command to set default container user for non-root image by @nathan-hess in #20

Fix bug in image publish workflow in which required dependency image was not generated by @nathan-hess in #25

Other Changes

Workflow version and trigger updates by @nathan-hess in #21

Overview

Initial release. Repository contains files necessary to build, test, and publish to Docker Hub images with the Slurm Workload Manager installed, useful as an environment for running automated tests or for experimenting with Slurm
Dockerfiles are configured to build two versions of images: a "base" version with a minimal installation of packages needed to run Slurm, and a "full" image with Slurm, Python, and a number of other packages commonly found on high-performance computing systems. For each image version, the images can be built with a default user that is either a "standard" user or root
GitHub Actions workflows are defined to build, test, and publish the images in this repository. The images are published to Docker Hub twice per month (to keep packages updated), as well as any time a change is made to the Dockerfiles, GitHub Actions workflows, or configuration files such as .env
Python- and shell script-based image tests can be found in the dockerfile_*/image_tests/ folders. These tests check for system packages and configuration options to attempt to ensure software in images functions as expected prior to production
Detailed project and usage documentation is provided in the README