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3. Export the docker container for singularity. (Does this work on WSL?)
4. Recreate the environment on the supercomputers
#Install docker
#Install docker
This step depends on the OS you use. Please follow the instructions on the [docker web page](https://docs.docker.com/get-docker/). After that you should be able to
start a simple docker container:
```bash
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you will see which python version has been installed into the container.
#Export the docker container for singularity
#Export the docker container for singularity
In this step, you will export the docker image you have created as a singularity container. It requires the following steps:
If you local machine is a Linux machine, you also have the option to create the singularity image `singularity_docker_jupyter.sif` on your local machine.
#Use the container with singularity on the supercomputer
#Use the container with singularity on the supercomputer