Docker images for Intel Distribution for Python⁠

The image defaults to starting with a bash shell. Intel Python is on the path. There is 1 image for every install configuration.

Images:

• intelpython3_core
• intelpython3_full

You usually want the 'latest' tag, but the docker image tag can be used to request a specific package. For example:

    docker pull intelpython3_core:2017.0.3-1

Will get an image that uses the conda package: intelpython3_core-2017.0.3-1

Tags:

• 2020.0
• 2019.5
• 2019.4
• 2019.3
• 2019.1-0
• 2019.0.0-0b, 2019.0.0-0a, 2019.0.0-0, 2019.0.0
• 2018.0.3
• 2018.0.2
• 2018.0.1-0, 2018.0.1
• 2018.0.0-0, 2018.0.0
• 2017.0.3-3, 2017.0.3
• 2017.0.3-1
• 2017.0.3-0
• 2017.0.2-0, 2017.0.2
• 2017.0.1-1, 2017.0.1
• 2017.0.0-2, 2017.0.0

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