nektarpp/nektar
Full Nektar++ installation using Debian 12 image.
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nektar
imageThis is an image containing all of the Nektar++ solvers, pre- and
post-processing tools, and Python bindings for Nektar++. The code is compiled
with virtually all options enabled, including HDF5, MPI and OpenCascade for mesh
generation. Note that to limit this image's size, it does not contain
developer headers or associated packages: for this you can instead use the
nektarpp/nektar-dev
image.
This image provides a full installation of Nektar++ with the following options enabled:
NEKTAR_USE_MPI
NEKTAR_USE_FFT
NEKTAR_BUILD_PYTHON
NEKTAR_USE_HDF5
NEKTAR_USE_MESHGEN
NEKTAR_USE_PETSC
NEKTAR_USE_CCM
NEKTAR_USE_VTK
This image is based on either:
latest
;v5.5.0
and all prior tags.The image is built using nektarpp/nektar-env
or similar and requires as build
context the path to the Nektar++ source tree. It supports several additional
build arguments:
ENV_IMAGE
is used to select the environment to build against. This is used
by the CI to e.g. consistently build against the correct commits. By default
this is set to nektarpp/nektar-env:default
.BUILD_DEMOS
can be set to ON
to build demos, which are disabled by
default;BUILD_SOLVERS
can be set to OFF
to disable build of solvers, which are
enabled by default;BUILD_ARGS
can be set to ON
to build doxygen documentation, which are
enabled by default;INSTALL_PREFIX
can be set to adjust the install prefix, which is
/usr/local
by default.Then build the image using a command similar to:
docker build -t nektarpp/nektar -f Dockerfile ~/nektar++
Note that this is a multi-stage build: after the initial build phase is
completed, the build tree is erased along with development headers, and the
libraries/executables installed into a fresh Debian 12 container (with
appropriate packages for runtime libraries). If you want to keep the build
files, you should instead only build up to the end of the build stage using
--target build
:
docker build --target build -t nektar-build -f Dockerfile ~/nektar++
Nektar++ is an open-source framework, distributed under the MIT license, for the spectral/hp element method. These images contain useful environments for users and developers, and are built automatically with new tags, and commits to the main branch.
For more information on Nektar++, see our website and source code released on our GitLab instance.
docker pull nektarpp/nektar