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I'm a Podman skeptic. Whenever I've tried these "OCI compatible" alternatives in the past it's been a painful experience because something doesn't work as expec
by c7DJTLrn 5y ago
I'm a Podman skeptic. Whenever I've tried these "OCI compatible" alternatives in the past it's been a painful experience because something doesn't work as expected. Podman's homepage proclaims it's as simple as "alias docker=podman" but it has never worked out for me this way.
Docker is ubiquitous and significantly more battle-tested, and even has a rootless mode now. And it works on Mac and PC alike.
- zimpenfish 5y ago> it's as simple as "alias docker=podman" but it has never worked out for me this way. For me, it was, but I'm very much not doing anything complicated - just running some services in containers with an occasional 'compose' scenario. > Docker is ubiquitous and significantly more battle-tested Sure but if you now have to pay to use Docker Desktop at your company, Podman might be a better option.
- BossingAround 5y ago> Docker is ubiquitous and significantly more battle-tested I think that's fair. Then again, Docker as a company has been struggling to get customers, and their practices are... Let's say highly sub-optimal. Feel free to pay for Docker. In our company, Docker is almost a curse word by now.
- truffdog 5y agoYeah- https://wonky.computer/post/podman-notes/ https://wonky.computer/post/podman-notes/
- grawlinson 5y agoCalling docker battle tested is an extremely long stretch. It has several security issues[0], many of which are ignored by upstream as "working as intended". [0]: https://blog.newsblur.com/2021/06/28/story-of-a-hacking/ https://blog.newsblur.com/2021/06/28/story-of-a-hacking/
- c7DJTLrn 5y agoI recommend appliance firewalls.