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Yes, let's go on: >Podman provides a Docker-compatible command - not when you're using docker-compose and have custom scripts for docker-compose - lack of su

by akerro 7y ago

Yes, let's go on: >Podman provides a Docker-compatible command - not when you're using docker-compose and have custom scripts for docker-compose - lack of support from Linux distributions - only Fedora switched to Podman a few weeks ago and a few people at work where abandoned with their problems so they switched to Ubuntu and Arch - still don't know how to self-host podman/quay repository locally - only paid services available - even for homelab - https://quay.io/plans/ https://quay.io/plans/ - k8s/k3s integration - broken (for me?), never managed to make it work locally in homelab I see absolutely no reason to ever switch to podman and quay as it's in current state.

lima 7y ago
Quay is unrelated to podman (and has been open sourced last week, I think). podman is not intended to be used by k8s/k3s, it's only for interactive container usage. k8s uses cri-o.
ecnahc515 7y ago
Podman is just a OCI compliant container runtime. You can use any registry, and any images you want that you used with Docker. Reguarding Quay, it was literally open sourced this week: https://github.com/quay/quay https://github.com/quay/quay, but you can use any registry you want.