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Container technologies: Docker and Singularity
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Container technologies are operating-system-level virtualization methods to run Linux systems
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using the host's Linux kernel.
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This is a lightweight approach to virtualization, as compares to virtual machines.
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Docker (recommended for PC/laptop and commercial Cloud)
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Probably, the most popular framework to execute containers is Docker.
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If you are to run *fMRIPrep * on your PC/laptop, this is the RECOMMENDED way of execution.
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Please make sure you follow the `Docker installation `_ instructions.
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The list of Docker images ready to use is found at the `Docker Hub `_,
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under the ``poldracklab/fmriprep `` identifier.
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+ The ``fmriprep-docker `` wrapper
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+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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+ This is the easiest way to `run fMRIPrep using Docker
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+ <docker.html#running-fmriprep-with-the-fmriprep-docker-wrapper> `__.
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+ The `Docker wrapper `_ is a Python script that operates the Docker Engine seamlessly
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+ as if you were running ``fmriprep `` directly.
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+ To that end, ``fmriprep-docker `` reinterprets the command-line you are passing and
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+ converts it into a ``docker run `` command.
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+ The wrapper just requires Python and an Internet connection.
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+ Install the wrapper using a Python distribution system, e.g.::
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+ $ python -m pip install --user --upgrade fmriprep-docker
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Singularity (recommended for HPC)
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