How to use the docker version DynAdjust #211
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Hi, I've come across the DynAdjust in Docker hub and am wondering how do I run the Least Squares processing using docker? |
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Hi @yohnnylim, I'll assume you're familiar with Docker and have it installed on your machine. If not, I suggest familiarising yourself with the basics on https://docs.docker.com/. To run the DynAdjust docker image locally, install the DynAdjust docker image (https://hub.docker.com/r/icsm/dynadjust) via the pull command. For example: Once the image has been installed, create the container (via the Hope this helps. |
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Thanks alot! this answers the question |
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Hi @yohnnylim,
I'll assume you're familiar with Docker and have it installed on your machine. If not, I suggest familiarising yourself with the basics on https://docs.docker.com/.
To run the DynAdjust docker image locally, install the DynAdjust docker image (https://hub.docker.com/r/icsm/dynadjust) via the pull command. For example:
$> docker pull icsm/dynadjust
Once the image has been installed, create the container (via the
docker run
command) and then execute the DynAdjust binaries from/opt/dynadjust
using thedocker exec
command on the container. See the exec help for more information.Hope this helps.