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The primary difference is you’ll attempt to use Podman and begrudgingly go back to Docker after banging your head debugging SELinux.
by doublepg23 4y ago
The primary difference is you’ll attempt to use Podman and begrudgingly go back to Docker after banging your head debugging SELinux.
- nicce 4y agoThe endless war of usability and security
- ncphil 4y agoHa! My experience exactly, although I have to admit that this was for personal use at home where my patience is usually thin to non-existent. Docker CE on the home server saved me a lot of aggravation, where podman got me wondering if virtual machines were really that bad... Net effect is that I'm back on docker, plus two vm's I stood up during podman's interregnum.
- prmoustache 4y agoAre you guys the kind of terrible devs who do chmod 777 everypath you walk into? I guess you also put your user account in the docker group.
- doublepg23 4y agochmod is much better documented than the vague errors (which are silent or displayed as I/O errors) that podman "gives" you. No, I usually use sudo with a slightly extended timeout.