Considering how entrenched Docker has been in global tech infrastructure for so many years It is not entrenched at all, that's their problem. You can literally

Considering how entrenched Docker has been in global tech infrastructure for so many years It is not entrenched at all, that's their problem. You can literally drop in Podman as a replacement and alias the command it it will "just work" - and Podman has some significant advantages in many environments/use cases. Docker, the company or the product, has no concrete barriers to entry to protect itself.