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We've been using podman compose for semi-production purposes at our company and that's been our experience as well. It's just... it's really rough, there are a
by janejeon 3y ago
We've been using podman compose for semi-production purposes at our company and that's been our experience as well. It's just... it's really rough, there are a ton of "known" issues, and it's rather unreliable. As a result, I've been really trying to push the "just use the docker daemon in prod instead" (to no avail... yet).
- dboreham 3y ago> "just use the docker daemon in prod instead" Can you expand on what that means?
- drzaiusx11 3y agoNot op, but the suggestion is likely to use Podman Desktop during local container development. Then switch to the docker runtime in production systems (ec2 etc.) Podman and Docker Engine are both OCI runtimes. The theory being that containers reproducablly run across different runtimes without changes in behavior.
- ftmch 3y agoSwitching to Docker in production would probably reveal some edge cases, if not outright incompatibilities, at some point.