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**Please note that directly running a container is currently supported only for single-node, single-step computations. Multi-node MPI applications and pipelines need some more massaging.**
**Please note, again, that this is not a full Docker tutorial but only a step-by-step example on how to build, upload and run a container on OCCAM. Please refere to the Docker official documentation for more information.**
**Please note, again, that this is not a full Docker tutorial but only a step-by-step example on how to build, upload and run a container on OCCAM. Please refer to the Docker official documentation for more information.**
## Obtaining an account
You already have an account on the system, otherwise you would not be able to see this page.
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## OCCAM workflow
The basic workflow is the following:
1. You build and test the image on your machine by writinga a ``Dockerfile`` and using standard Docker commands;
1. You upload the build image on the OCCAM image registry (only images from there can be run on OCCAM);
1. You login on the OCCAM access node and copy all input files somewhere in your home directory;
1. You build and test the image on your machine by writing a ``Dockerfile`` and using standard Docker commands;
1. You upload the image on the OCCAM image registry (only images from there can be run on OCCAM);
1. You login to the OCCAM access node and copy all input files somewhere in your home directory;
1. You use OCCAM special commands to run your container in the cluster.
In the following, you will be guided through these steps to build and run the example image.
