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Can it be used to run Docker Compose workloads? As I understand, the tool is launched because at the end of January the Docker Desktop grace period elapses and
by smarx007 5y ago
Can it be used to run Docker Compose workloads? As I understand, the tool is launched because at the end of January the Docker Desktop grace period elapses and it becomes paid for large business.
- SureshG 5y agoYes, nerdctl compose will work for most of the use cases. Check this compatibility guide - https://github.com/containerd/nerdctl/blob/master/docs/compose.md#unimplemented-yaml-fields https://github.com/containerd/nerdctl/blob/master/docs/compo...
- beardedaussie 5y agoI am also curious about this. Reading the FAQ (https://docs.rancherdesktop.io/faq https://docs.rancherdesktop.io/faq): *Q: I can no longer run docker compose after installing Rancher Desktop and uninstalling Docker Desktop, what happened?* *A: The docker compose subcommand is bundled as part of a Docker Desktop installation and is removed when uninstalled. Follow these instructions to install it.* It also stated you can have both Docker Desktop and Rancher Desktop installed, but only one can be running at a time as it shares the same docker socket. I might try installing Rancher Desktop and stopping Docker Desktop and seeing if it all works as expected.
- CameronNemo 5y agoI have not tried it, but I imagine you can. There is an option to use dockerd in the VM.
- encryptluks2 5y agoThere is Podman Compose which will what you want. I particularly like Podman, because you can use it for Minikube, independently, rootless, etc.
- WatchDog 5y agoYou can install docker-compose independently, it's apache2 licensed unlike docker-desktop. On macOS brew install docker-compose
- smarx007 5y agoFor anyone reading this: Rancher Desktop w/dockerd powers docker-compose perfectly (installed via pip3), at least on some of my projects `docker-compose up --build` ran out of the box without any problems.