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But docker can also run rootless for almost as long as podman has existed. Why would it still be on such a blacklist?
by mardifoufs 4y ago
But docker can also run rootless for almost as long as podman has existed. Why would it still be on such a blacklist?
- navbaker 4y agoNot so much a blacklist as just a cost saving measure, as the other advantage Podman has is you don’t have to pay the Mirantis bill, both in terms of money and IT overhead.
- dathinab 4y agoBecause by default it does not, and default matter (a lot!). Also license and cost aspects. Like ask 100 devs which have Linux and Docker, I would be surprised if more then 10 made sure that docker _can only run_ without root rights (and there are two ways to do so with different complexity and consequences).