nobodyxu/intel-mkl
Debian image that has intel-mkl installed.
Image
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nobodyxu/intel-mkl repository overview
intel-mkl-docker
tag latest-ubuntu-bionic:
tag latest-debian-buster:
Docker image that has intel-mkl installed. Provides debian:buster and ubuntu:bionic based images on docker hub.
Pull from docker hub
# The below will pull newest intel-mkl for debian:buster
docker pull nobodyxu/intel-mkl:debian-buster
# The below will pull newest intel-mkl for debian:buster-slim
docker pull nobodyxu/intel-mkl:debian-buster-slim
# The below will pull newest intel-mkl for ubuntu:bionic
docker pull nobodyxu/intel-mkl:ubuntu-bionic
Build locally
# The below will build newest intel-mkl for debian:buster
docker build -t intel-mkl /path/to/this/repo
# If you want to build for ubuntu, use
docker build --build-arg base=ubuntu:bionic -t intel-mkl:ubuntu-bionic /path/to/this/repo
# You can change base to any version of debian-based or ubuntu-based system as you like
docker build --build-arg base=ubuntu:eoan -t intel-mkl:ubuntu-eoan /path/to/this/repo
# If you want intel-mkl to be from release of a different year, say, 2019, just pass build-arg year
docker build --build-arg year=2019 -t intel-mkl:2019 /path/to/this/repo
# You can mix two build-arg together:
docker build --build-arg year=2019 --build-arg base=ubuntu:bionic -t intel-mkl:ubuntu-bionic-2019 /path/to/this/repo
Note that:
/path/to/this/repocan be the url to this repository, or it can be your local clone, or even a tar of the repository.- For
podmanuser, replacedockerwithpodmanand every works fine (I tested building usingpodmanon my computer).
Tag summary
Content type
Image
Digest
Size
1 GB
Last updated
about 6 years ago
docker pull nobodyxu/intel-mkl:2020-ubuntu-bionic