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> If you're running Kubernetes, you're almost always still running Docker. Red Hat is trying to base all their stuff on Podman, which is Docker rewritten to by
by kbenson 6y ago
> If you're running Kubernetes, you're almost always still running Docker.
Red Hat is trying to base all their stuff on Podman, which is Docker rewritten to by a script instead of a client/server (but can be renamed and used as a drop-in Docker replacement with the same command API). If they have their way, that statement will not longer be quite as correct.
- Spivak 6y agoPodman is meant as a replacement for the docker command as it’s typically used by developers and for bespoke services that can use systemd for lifecycle management. podman is an ergonomic runc wrapper. Redhat’s answer to capital D Docker is cri-o.
- CameronNemo 6y agoTo add to this, cri-o and libpod/podman are increasingly sharing code.