ubuntu-vnfs-24.04LTS

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Getting started

Setup simply requires a machine with Make and Apptainer installed.

VNFS nomenclature is as follows:

uvnfs-$TAG-$GITVERSION

The TAG is typically the specified target, but it can be overriden by using the TAG= syntax as seen below:

$ make TAG=lrc-compute lrc

note: This is especially useful when using other targets.

Sometimes version locking packages is quite important - this can be accomplished by establishing a variable in the env-vars file and using it in a .def.