EESSI-extend¶

The goal of the European Environment for Scientific Software Installations (EESSI, pronounced as "easy") is to build a common stack of scientific software installations for HPC systems and beyond, including laptops, personal workstations and cloud infrastructure.

This module allows you to extend EESSI using the same configuration for EasyBuild as EESSI itself uses. A number of environment variables control the behaviour of the module: - EESSI_USER_INSTALL can be set to a location to install modules for use by the user only. The location must already exist on the filesystem. - EESSI_PROJECT_INSTALL can be set to a location to install modules for use by a project. The location must already exist on the filesystem and you should ensure that the location has the correct Linux group and the SGID permission is set on that directory (chmod g+s $EESSI_PROJECT_INSTALL) so that all members of the group have permission to read and write installations. - EESSI_SITE_INSTALL is either defined or not and cannot be used with another environment variable. A site installation is done in a defined location and any installations there are (by default) world readable. - EESSI_CVMFS_INSTALL is either defined or not and cannot be used with another environment variable. A CVMFS installation targets a defined location which will be ingested into CVMFS and is only useful for CVMFS administrators. - If none of the environment variables above are defined, an EESSI_USER_INSTALL is assumed with a value of $HOME/EESSI If both EESSI_USER_INSTALL and EESSI_PROJECT_INSTALL are defined, both sets of installations are exposed, but new installations are created as user installations.

Strict installation path checking is enforced by EESSI for EESSI and site installations involving accelerators. In these cases, if you wish to create an accelerator installation you must set the environment variable EESSI_ACCELERATOR_INSTALL (and load/reload this module).

homepage: https://eessi.io/docs/

Available installations¶