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1) Podman is available in default debian repos. https://packages.debian.org/bookworm/podman https://packages.debian.org/bookworm/podman 2) `podman run --entryp
by natebc 2y ago
1) Podman is available in default debian repos.
https://packages.debian.org/bookworm/podman https://packages.debian.org/bookworm/podman
2) `podman run --entrypoint="" --rm -it debian:stable /bin/bash`
in most instances you can just alias docker to podman and carry on. It uses OCI formatted images just like docker and uses the same registry infrastructure that docker uses.
- aragilar 2y agoInstalling `podman-docker` will do the aliasing for you.
- MrThoughtful 2y agoWhere does it pull the Debian image from? I would think the Docker infrastructure is financed by Docker Inc as a marketing tool for their paid services? Are they ok when other software utilizes it?
- natebc 2y agoBy default it uses whatever is in registries.conf for unqualified-search-registries. You can specify in the fully qualified image name if you'd like. I can't speak to what Docker Inc. is okay with or not.
- FireInsight 2y agoOn my system it asks between a few different public registries, and dockerhub/docker.io is one of the choices. t's all public infrastructure for hosting container images, I don't think Docker-the-company minds other software interfacing with it. After all, they get to call them 'Docker images', 'Dockerfiles', and put their branding everywhere. At this point