Containerizing QUICK: Add Dockerfile and GitHub Actions #358
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This pull request adds a Dockerfile in order to containerize QUICK for use on machines with the x86 architecture and NVIDIA GPUs. The container will have quick, quick.MPI, quick.cuda and quick.cuda.MPI available. This container will run on a single compute node, multi-node operation has not been tested. This container runs on Docker, Singularity and Kubernetes based systems.
The new GitHub Action titled "Docker" will build and publish the QUICK container on the GitHub Container Registry (aka GitHub Packages). Successful builds will be displayed on the packages section of the GitHub repository homepage. The action is triggered for pull requests to the master branch as well as for releases.