11:02:29	 From Tina T Lee : For more information about CyVerse Trainings (Container Camp, FOSS Camp) and Learning Resources:  https://www.cyverse.org/learning
11:19:54	 From Tyson L Swetnam : Yes
11:32:25	 From Tina T Lee to Julian Pistorius (Privately) : 3 more mins ok
11:38:10	 From Liliana Andres Hernandez : are the containers similar to a visrtual box? 
11:38:20	 From Liliana Andres Hernandez : virtual*
11:39:42	 From +I4BSU+VqaUUc5VP96No9yDubMejDZxNj00/zPV3L98= : could you go over mounting or binding data, how can I retrieve (read/write) my data if its on a remote infrastructure?
11:40:16	 From Liliana Andres Hernandez : awesome, thanks! 
11:41:09	 From +I4BSU+VqaUUc5VP96No9yDubMejDZxNj00/zPV3L98= : sorry you did but it was fast!
11:41:49	 From Travis Wrightsmam : Are there best practices on deciding the granularity with which to containerize your workflow? for example, having a container for each step in a complex workflow or having it all in one container (where dependencies might conflict)? if I package my workflow pieces into different containers, could i nest them into a bigger container? do docker and singularity work well with containers inside containers?
11:42:15	 From Peter Rose : How do I create a container that has OS specific requirements, e.g., on Windows requires the installation of an extra Windows executable?
11:44:52	 From Sateesh Peri : +1 @Travis Wrightsmam
11:44:53	 From Tyson L Swetnam : @travis you can do it both ways: single-use containers which chain together, or build a big multi-use container with many softwares.
11:45:57	 From Tyson L Swetnam : @Peter, you can build a container with different OS as the base image.
11:45:57	 From +I4BSU+VqaUUc5VP96No9yDubMejDZxNj00/zPV3L98= : got it thanks for the clarification!
11:48:43	 From Travis Wrightsmam : Great, thanks for the advice @Julian and @Tyson
11:50:00	 From Upendra Devisetty : @Travis you can use Docker compose which lets you combine multiple containers
11:51:41	 From Peter Rose : @julian thanks for the clarification
11:51:42	 From Travis Wrightsmam : any tools on managing the execution of many containers as steps in a workflow if one goes the granular route? i suppose a bash script could do this
11:52:22	 From Upendra Devisetty : You can use NextFlow
11:52:59	 From Tyson L Swetnam : https://www.nextflow.io/
11:53:18	 From Tyson L Swetnam : https://www.portainer.io/
11:53:18	 From Travis Wrightsmam : Fantastic, thank you all
11:53:27	 From Tina T Lee : CyVerse will have a FFWebinar on Nextflow later this spring.  Go to our Learning webpage.
11:54:07	 From Tyson L Swetnam : Make sure to tune in again in two weeks!!
11:55:00	 From CK Chan : Thanks!