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I suppose Docker Compose won‘t work with those alternatives?
by MrBuddyCasino 4y ago
I suppose Docker Compose won‘t work with those alternatives?
- mfer 4y agoFor Rancher Desktop, Docker Compose works with Rancher Desktop when you choose dockerd (moby). If you choose to use straight containerd (with nerdctl as a CLI) than compose isn't going to work.
- matamagu 4y agoIf you choose to use straight containerd then you can use nerdctl compose too.
- sgarland 4y agoI ran into this issue[0] when trying to use docker-compose locally, connecting to a Podman VM. [0]: https://github.com/docker/compose/issues/9448 https://github.com/docker/compose/issues/9448
- Macha 4y agoDocker Compose works fine with Rancher Desktop. You can use it with Podman on Linux too, you just need to enable the socket since normally Podman does without - I'd imagine there's some way to enable this on Podman desktop too.
- depereo 4y agoCompose works (with caveats, sometimes significant ones) with podman. Rancher desktop works seamlessly with docker-compose. No issues at all.
- jchw 4y agoPodman works with Docker Compose enough to run stuff I've had to deal with at work and home. I prefer to use the podman-compose script usually, since it does offer some small advantages when using Podman. That said, even with the podman-compose script, I ran into an issue where some syntax somewhere needed to be adjusted for Podman; I can't remember exactly what and I don't have access to the repository to check, but it was a security-related flag, and it was fixed in master at some point, I believe. Getting Podman to run CUDA/Nvidia workloads was a bit more challenging, but that can also be done.