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Mamba is a free alternative to Conda. It functions similarly and is preinstalled on all Statistics & Data Science servers. All of your created environments are accessible on every server, regardless of the server your created it on.
Mamba is the free alternative to Conda. It functions similarly and is preinstalled on all Statistics & Data Science servers. All of your created environments are accessible on every server, regardless of the server you created it on.


Installed at...
Installed at...

Revision as of 12:29, 9 October 2025

Mamba is the free alternative to Conda. It functions similarly and is preinstalled on all Statistics & Data Science servers. All of your created environments are accessible on every server, regardless of the server you created it on.

Installed at...

/opt/miniforge3/bin/mamba

Creating an Environment

Create a new Python environment by logging into a server and running the "create" command.

mamba create -n testenv1 python=3.11

Activate the environment.

mamba activate testenv1

Install packages to the environment.

mamba install pandas

Run a script using the environment.

mamba run -n testenv1 python analyze.py

List all environments.

mamba env list

Package Management

Useful package management commands.

Command Purpose Example
mamba install Installs one or more packages into the current active environment. mamba install numpy pandas
mamba update Updates a specific package in the current environment. mamba update numpy
mamba update --all Updates all packages in the current environment. mamba update --all
mamba remove Removes a package from the current environment. mamba remove numpy pandas
mamba list Lists all installed packages in the current active environment. mamba list
mamba search Searches for available packages on Mamba's configured channels. mamba search tensorflow

Maintenance and Configuration

Commands to view mamba configuration and clean system resources.

Command Purpose Example
mamba clean Removes unused packages, caches, and tarballs to free up disk space. Use this frequently! mamba clean --all
mamba config list Shows the entire Mamba configuration. mamba config list
mamba config sources Shows the location of all configuration files (.condarc). mamba config sources