Answering for myself: Had short discussion with couple of friends more familiar with podman vs docker, they highlighted the case when you need to give access t

Answering for myself: Had short discussion with couple of friends more familiar with podman vs docker, they highlighted the case when you need to give access to docker socket (say for building images) or for other needs to someone who is not in infrastructure admins (devops) team. As we know, having access to docker effectively meant root access on host, so such untrusted parties access implies severe risk of your host belongs to someone else now. For such cases, when you cannot guarantee the one who operates docker is the root on host anyways, podman starts to make sense. Quick demo and intro: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OVkj_W6Bynk https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OVkj_W6Bynk