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What? If you use containers this simplifies the stack rather than complicating it. Instead of kubernetes and other popular tools it's just rootless podman and s
by worksonmine 3y ago
What? If you use containers this simplifies the stack rather than complicating it. Instead of kubernetes and other popular tools it's just rootless podman and systemd which is already there.
I'm using a similar setup and this excites me. It's too new to be in my repository but as soon as I get an extra hour I'll compile it and take it for a spin.
- silisili 3y agoIf you want to really simplify using containers, you could just use systemd-nspawn.
- worksonmine 3y agoDepends what you mean by simplifying. Does it have registries and the ecosystem of OCI containers? The killer feature of podman for me is that it works with docker which like or not most people are using. But I'll look into nspawn could be useful.
- silisili 3y ago> Does it have registries and the ecosystem of OCI containers Not at all. If you want all that, docker/podman is better. But if ultimate simplicity is your goal, it's worth looking into. They are -very- lightweight and fast by comparison.