The difference is that instead of using podman-compose you use the actual docker-compose. You have to point your $DOCKER_HOST to the podman unix socket or some

The difference is that instead of using podman-compose you use the actual docker-compose. You have to point your $DOCKER_HOST to the podman unix socket or something, but other than that it’s the actual docker-compose experience. Via the env var trick you could even use the actual docker binary. But you could just alias docker to podman and it works the same, by design!