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Running Containers in Your Project

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Running Containers in Your Project

Owned by Ryan Sullivan
Last updated: Mar 25, 2020
2 min read

Step 1. Go to Project → Project Details

Step 2. Configure Commands → Enable the container image

Step 3a (Automatic). Command Automation → Enable any desired automations

Currently this step must be done by a Site Manager. Please contact SydneyImaging.Admin@sydney.edu.au for assistance.

Step 3b (Manual). Then we are able to run XNAT at a "scan" level, you can click on "Run Container" or "Run" to run the container pipeline

Step 4.  Run the Container

 

Note: Feel free to explore the "Command Automation" settings and Command History Settings. Fore more info, please refer to XNAT Container Service Administration





 

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