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- | Note that the '--rm' option will make DOCKER delete the container after use. | + | Note that the ''--rm'' option will make DOCKER delete the container after use. |
Of course the above example is not very useful as the container will not be able to access locally stored measurement sets. To add a data directory to the DOCKER container is, fortunately, very simple using the ''-v'' option: | Of course the above example is not very useful as the container will not be able to access locally stored measurement sets. To add a data directory to the DOCKER container is, fortunately, very simple using the ''-v'' option: | ||
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===== Examples ===== | ===== Examples ===== | ||
- | We have created an example notebook which contains the NRAO continuum VLA tutorial. To run the notebook locally download the data files from the [[https://casaguides.nrao.edu/index.php/VLA_Continuum_Tutorial_3C391-CASA4.7|NRAO wiki]] and make the data available to the DOCKER container as is explained above. | + | We have created an example [[https://github.com/aardk/jupyter-casa/blob/master/examples/vla-cont-tutorial.ipynb|notebook]] which contains the NRAO continuum VLA tutorial. To run the notebook locally download the data files from the [[https://casaguides.nrao.edu/index.php/VLA_Continuum_Tutorial_3C391-CASA4.7|NRAO wiki]] and make the data available to the DOCKER container as is explained above. |