Using Docker image on Julia

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Hello guys,

I have a Docker image that you can find on this link,
GitHub - Universite-Gustave-Eiffel/waveguicsx: waveguicsx, a python library for solving complex waveguide problems.

I would like to know if it is possible to connect this Docker image to Julia, so that my scripts can utilize the functions provided in this package. I attempted to create a conda environment with the specified packages, but I was unsuccessful in obtaining the exact package version, which caused some issues with the plots provided in the example.

If anyone knows how to connect this Docker image to Julia, I’d love to know.

Thank you !!

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imho: If you prefer a Docker-based solution, please add Julia to your base image.

You can do this by:

  • Extending your existing Dockerfile, or
  • Creating a new Dockerfile that uses your current image as its base.

I generally favor this approach (I mainly write backend jobs).
If this isn’t ideal for some reason, it’s still easier to set up a distributed Julia-to-Julia connection between two machines ( or host → docker images) using this approach.

I don’t have any other suggestions.

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