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The only thing I know about podman is that it doesn't require a daemon like docker does. Could someone who knowa more summarize any other benefits over docker?
by GordonS 7y ago
The only thing I know about podman is that it doesn't require a daemon like docker does.
Could someone who knowa more summarize any other benefits over docker?
- mceachen 7y agoThe article discusses this, but the big win is that podman runs "rootless" (as a role user, not root), which can reduce system security exposure when building images. It also doesn't require a daemon which could be considered a single point of failure.
- coldtea 7y agoThat's exactly what the article does...
- GordonS 7y agoThe article is comparing podman to Docker, and discussion of benefits is largely centred around the part I already know - there is no daemon. I was wondering if those that have actually worked with podman had more insights.