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Tried it, but it doesn't seem to work with non-rootless podman as a replacement for docker.
by timmytokyo 3y ago
Tried it, but it doesn't seem to work with non-rootless podman as a replacement for docker.
- gentele 3y agoThanks for trying it! Can you open an issue on GH about this or join us on slack, so we can dig deeper into making this work for non-root podman with your input?
- esafak 3y agoAre you using podman for everything in production? I am still trying to understand when to use it.
- timmytokyo 3y agoI don't have any experience using podman in production. I use it on my dev PC for work, where I have to run Windows. Previously I used Docker Desktop for Windows, but I got tired of dealing with its various annoyances. Podman has been a mostly seamless drop-in replacement. It doesn't support swarm, which I used to use with docker, but I've found a good solution using docker-compose instead.
- CoolCold 3y agoNot using it yet, but basically there where you cannot control who runs what, like shared builders or server with personal beyond infra/itsec teams may have access and need to be able to run containers. As being in group Docker/having access to Docker socket effectively means having root access, Podman/rootless docker can be a savior.