Software Available on Sockeye

UBC ARC strives to ensure that Sockeye has the most popular open source and, subject to license availability, commercially available HPC software, tools and libraries installed.  Below is only a representative cross-section of the software and tools that are either currently available on Sockeye or can be easily installed by users. For an exhaustive list of currently installed products, supported disciplines, and versions, as well as tips for user-installation, please see the UBC ARC Technical User Documentation.

While not all research applications are suitable to be run on Sockeye, if you see something missing from the list in our Technical User Documentation that you feel should be available to all users on the system, please let us know at arc.support@ubc.ca.

Artificial Intelligence

Tensorflow, PyTorch, Py-Keras, Caffee

Life Sciences

Blast+, VCFtools, BWA, Samtools

Chemistry

GROMACS, Gaussian, LAMMPS

Math

MATLAB, Julia, SciPy, R

Physics

AnsysEM, OpenFOAM

Visualization

GNUPlot, Mesa

Compilers, Libraries, and Development Tools

GCC, Intel Compilers, PGI Compilers, MPI, netcdf, hdf5, OpenBLAS, PETSc, MKL, Singularity

And many more…

Our installed packages and versions are updated regularly!  Refer to UBC ARC Technical User Documentation - Software for the most up-to-date list. 

For information on how to install your own software, or how to bring your license to Sockeye, please see the Technical User Documentation – Quick-start Guide


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