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I’m not averse to things that introduce complications for security, but it’s very poorly advertised. The overall impression a new user gets is that podman shoul
by hyperpape 3y ago
I’m not averse to things that introduce complications for security, but it’s very poorly advertised. The overall impression a new user gets is that podman should just work as a Docker replacement, and this is frequently untrue. My own experience is that I started using podman when docker on Fedora wouldn’t work with cgroups v2. Iirc, I could (and should) have made configuration changes to make Docker work, but I wasted a lot of time tracking down issues because I thought podman would have better compatibility than it had.
Upthread there’s a good suggestion that the authors should create an explicit compatibility document.