We use environment modules(http://modules.sourceforge.net/) at the
Fulton Supercomputing lab at BYU. We maintain modules for each
major.minor release that has a basic set of Python modules installed. We
ensure pip is set up for each one so they can easily install their own
modules using `pip install --user`.
Levi Morrison
On 3/23/2016 4:07 PM, Gene Soudlenkov wrote:
Hi, Carlos
We use modules to manage applications and versions. Works very well
Gene
On 24/03/16 11:03, Carlos Lijeron wrote:
Everyone,
This is not a SLURM specific question, but rather a Python question
in a cluster environment supported by SLURM. Does anyone of you
have any suggestions on managing multiple Python versions (2.6.6,
2.7.9 and 3.0) on a cluster, including package management and
allowing users to install their own Python modules in their home
directories?
Any ideas will be greatly appreciated. We are having trouble
installing Python modules for the different versions.
Carlos.
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