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title: "Running Singularity on Comet Supercomputer at San Diego Supercomputer Center"
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One of our fantastic users from the list created a nice tutorial for running Singularity containers on the Compet Supercomputer at San Diego Supercomputer Center: <a href="https://github.com/zonca/singularity-comet" target="_blank">zonca/singularity-comet</a>. She welcomes feedback and contributions! Thanks @zonca!

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- Token: If your registry is not Docker's public/default, does it require a token? For example, gcr.io (as of the update to these docs) does not require a token, and so "Token" would be set to "no" for the bootstrap to work properly.
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For <strong>examples</strong> we recommend that you look at the <a href="{{ site.repo}}/tree/master/examples" target="_blank">examples</a> folder for the most up-to-date examples.
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<br>For <strong>examples</strong> we recommend that you look at the <a href="{{ site.repo}}/tree/master/examples" target="_blank">examples</a> folder for the most up-to-date examples.
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### Bootstrapping
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Once you have the bootstrap defined (or starting with a basic one), you can then use the `bootstrap` Singularity command to install the operating system into the container image. The process for doing this can be seen with:

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