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Stuff like this is why docker alternatives exist.

• rumanator 7y ago
  Requiring a daemon with root privileges is another big reason to explore alternatives to docker.
  • djsumdog 7y ago
    Have you looked at podman? You can do daemon-less, user run containers.
    • rumanator 7y ago
      I've heard of podman and buildah, but honestly I haven't looked too closely into it. They do sound like Docker done right.
• djsumdog 7y ago
  This doesn't have anything to do with Docker, but specifically docker-compose. What are the alternatives you suggest to that? Minikube?
  • moomin 7y ago
    Yeah, I like Kubernetes. But I’ll admit it’s not exactly the most inviting thing to get into. It’s cool once you get the hang of it. But the attitude runs all the way through docker products: arbitrary decisions made for their benefit with no thought to the externalities.
  • flowardnut 7y ago
    garden.io is what we're replacing docker-compose with.
• imtringued 7y ago
  I don't get it. I'm not using docker just to run containers. I'm also using it to build images. Therefore having more container runtimes doesn't actually allow me to switch away from docker.