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Dependent Repos 8

ipspace/NetOpsWorkshop

Test cases and scenarios for Network Automation workshop

* Docker/Centos/requirements-yum.txt

Size: 233 KB - Last synced: 5 months ago - Pushed: 5 months ago

pytorch/multipy

torch::deploy (multipy for non-torch uses) is a system that lets you get around the GIL problem by running multiple Python interpreters in a single C++ process.

* build-requirements-centos7.txt
* build-requirements-centos8.txt

Size: 2.91 MB - Last synced: about 2 months ago - Pushed: about 2 months ago

netdevopsx/youtube_ansible_images

The repository contains example how to create docker images for Ansible

* ansible_main/ansible/requirements-yum.txt

Size: 5.86 KB - Last synced: about 1 year ago - Pushed: over 1 year ago

vstconsulting/images

Docker images for tests and prebuild images for deployments.

* requirements/requirements-rh.txt

Last synced: 11 months ago

CBGR/unibind_enrichment

* requirements-sys.txt

Size: 311 MB - Last synced: over 1 year ago

CBGR/jaspar_enrichment

* requirements-sys.txt

Size: 12.3 MB - Last synced: over 1 year ago

CBGR/bedtools_buildah

* requirements/requirements-sys-buildah.txt

Size: 258 KB - Last synced: over 1 year ago

brunobva/NetOpsWorkshop Fork of ipspace/NetOpsWorkshop

Test cases and scenarios for Network Automation workshop

* Docker/Centos/requirements-yum.txt

Size: 200 KB - Last synced: about 1 year ago - Pushed: over 1 year ago

biddisco/maestro-pegasus

Scripts/Tools for maestro project using pegasus

* yum_requirements.txt

Size: 5.25 MB - Last synced: about 1 year ago - Pushed: over 2 years ago

ackops/cbdemo

* shared/yumrequirements.txt

Size: 3.91 KB - Last synced: about 1 month ago - Pushed: almost 8 years ago

EthanSteinberg/multipy Fork of pytorch/multipy

torch::deploy (multipy for non-torch uses) is a system that lets you get around the GIL problem by running multiple Python interpreters in a single C++ process.