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| Since November 2019, a new way to conduct experiments is implemented in CorteXlab. | Since November 2019, a new way to conduct experiments is implemented in CorteXlab. | ||
| - | ====== Why ====== | + | ==== Why ==== |
| The legacy way of running experiments is to run one (or more) commands on each node of the experiment. These commands are run from the minus task. This has some drawbacks: | The legacy way of running experiments is to run one (or more) commands on each node of the experiment. These commands are run from the minus task. This has some drawbacks: | ||
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| * All the results are gathered with the task directory, compressed, and sent back to airlock. This means that the results may include huge unneeded things, such as experiment code, input datasets, etc. | * All the results are gathered with the task directory, compressed, and sent back to airlock. This means that the results may include huge unneeded things, such as experiment code, input datasets, etc. | ||
| - | ====== Proposed solution | + | ==== Proposed solution ==== |
| The proposed solution is to use [[https:// | The proposed solution is to use [[https:// | ||
docker.txt · Last modified: 2023/09/28 17:24 by cmorin