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Dumb question: is it rootless for users on something like macOS? I'd love to get the benefits of Docker without the battery drain and the Docker software, but
by mattgreenrocks 2y ago
Dumb question: is it rootless for users on something like macOS?
I'd love to get the benefits of Docker without the battery drain and the Docker software, but I'm not sure if Podman would help much with either.
- goalieca 2y agoOn macOS it creates a centos VM to run containers in. Rootless simply means that the root user in a container maps to the runner outside and not as the actual system root. Edit: .. because the runner is not needing to run as root
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