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	~~Once~~ the pipeline is ~~ready to be~~ launched, Nextflow will look at the <code>nextflow.config</code> file and also at the <code>~/.nextflow/config</code> file (if it exists) to control how to run the workflow. The nf-core pipelines all have a default ~~config~~, a test ~~config~~, and container ~~configs~~ (singularity, podman, etc). You ~~also~~ need a custom ~~config~~ for the cluster (Narval, Béluga, Cedar or Graham) ~~you are running on~~. Nextflow pipelines could also run on Niagara if they were designed with that specific cluster in mind, but we generally discourage you to run an nf-core or any other generic Nextflow pipeline.		When the pipeline is launched, Nextflow will look at the <code>nextflow.config</code> file and also at the <code>~/.nextflow/config</code> file (if it exists) to control how to run the workflow. The nf-core pipelines all have a default configuration, a test configuration, and container configurations (singularity, podman, etc). You will need to provide a custom configuration for the cluster you are running on (Narval, Béluga, Cedar or Graham), a simple configuration is provided in next section. Nextflow pipelines could also run on [[Niagara]] if they were designed with that specific cluster in mind, but we generally discourage you to run nf-core or any other generic Nextflow pipeline on Niagara.