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so daemonless (tbh I'm not even sure why is this a good thing) and better security through rootless aside, what are some strong points to switch over?
by harrygeez 6y ago
so daemonless (tbh I'm not even sure why is this a good thing) and better security through rootless aside, what are some strong points to switch over?
- Macha 6y agoRootless is really the big selling point for me. Means I can just let gitlab CI log in as a specific user to deploy my personal apps, without someone compromising gitlab/my gitlab account giving them root on my personal servers. The other advantage is that it can setup containers based on kubernetes xml file or export a local setup to a kube xml file. This is because Podman is really aimed at the small scale setups - if you would have used docker-compose with docker, you might consider Podman, but the export lets you prototype with something convenient locally then export a config when you're happy to test on the big complicated tooling.