Base software environment for XENONnT, including Python 3, ROOT, Geant4 and data management tools.
Please see this page on the XENON wiki for more details.
The resulting environment is available as:
- Singularity image under CVMFS. This can be used in interactive enviroments as well as OSG compute jobs
The location is
/cvmfs/singularity.opensciencegrid.org/opensciencegrid/osgvo-xenon:{version}. Source/opt/XENONnT/setup.shto get Python, ROOT, Geant4 and data-management tools configured. - Source-able environment under CVMFS. This is mostly useful in interactive enviroments like Midway. Note
that it assumes you are on a EL7 based host. The location is
/cvmfs/xenon.opensciencegrid.org/releases/nT/{version}and each version contains asetup.shscript you can source to get the environment. - Docker image in DockerHub. This version can be useful if you want to extend the base_environment, or
use the environment for example on your laptop. The location is
opensciencegrid/osgvo-xenon:{version}. Source/opt/XENONnT/setup.shinside the container to configure Python, ROOT and Geant4. - Singularity images available on https. This version is experimental. The
location is
https://xenon.isi.edu/images/
Currently, the master branch is used for the "development" container, which always points to the master branch of cutax (note this only matters on hardcoded sites: Midway and the OSG login node for now). The stable branch has a tagged version of cutax.
The base_environment is rebuilt and redeployed automatically upon git commits. Just like in
XENON1T, we have a create-env script which does the majority of the work. The difference
in XENONnT is that the create-env script is run in a Docker container. The build is
taking place twice: once to build the Docker container with a deployment under
/opt/XENONnT, and once to build the tarball for the CVMFS deployment under
/cvmfs/xenon.opensciencegrid.org/releases/nT/.