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--- software:miniconda:miniconda [2025-10-14 16:01] – [Virtual Environment] thuachen
+++ software:miniconda:miniconda [2025-10-15 15:45] (current) – [Details by cluster] thuachen
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-===== Miniconda ======
+====== Miniconda =======
 <note warning> This page is under construction.
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 <note important>Keep in mind the recipes provided for each cluster may include instructions on how to create a VALET package for the virtual Python environment using a script to activate the environment, called ''miniconda-activate.sh''. </note>
-====== Miniconda on Caviness ======
+===== Details by cluster =====
-Miniconda is available through the VALET packages on Caviness clusters. To check the versions,
+  * [[software:miniconda:caviness | Caviness]]
-<code>
+  * [[software:miniconda:darwin | DARWIN]]
-$ vpkg_versions miniconda
-Available versions in package (* = default version):
-[/opt/shared/valet/2.1/etc/miniconda.vpkg_yaml]
-miniconda  A free, miniature installation of Anaconda Distribution
-* 25.1.1.2 Miniconda py39 25.1.1-2 for Linux (x86_64)
-</code>
-To load it, use
-<code>
-$ vpkg_require miniconda/25.1.1.2
-Adding package `miniconda/25.1.1.2` to your environment
-</code>
-===== Installing Applications with Conda =====
-Following are the steps which need to be followed to install an application using conda:
-===Creating a Conda Environment===
-By default, Conda environments are created in your home directory. However, the limited home directory quotas (20 GB) can be filled up quickly. You can create an environment in a specific path, such as your /work/workgroup directory,
-<code>
-conda create -p $WORKDIR/$USER/conda-env
-</code>