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> discrepancies like that are uncommon Are you saying differences between Podman and Docker are uncommon? My untested assumption is that they're not uncommon j
by user3939382 3y ago
> discrepancies like that are uncommon
Are you saying differences between Podman and Docker are uncommon? My untested assumption is that they're not uncommon just given how new Podman is. Testing is nice but you don't want to have to wait for that to run to find issues that you could make immediately obvious without it.
- acdha 3y agoYes. I’ve been using Podman for ages and a lot of the Kubernetes world is no longer using dockerd, and it generally just works. You can shoot yourself in the foot with policy choices but there’s a 0% chance that the ECS team would ship something like that without heavy testing. It’s also not something you need instant feedback on continuously while you work. The kind of things switching container runtimes will expose are unlikely to get caught by your local tests anyway so you’re most likely to only find it on your servers with lots of data and higher activity anyway.