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Don't use Docker, use podman (which has a registries.conf for this, with many settings). You can then use podman-docker to have command line Docker compatibilit
by dgl 1y ago
Don't use Docker, use podman (which has a registries.conf for this, with many settings). You can then use podman-docker to have command line Docker compatibility. Podman is more secure than Docker too, by default it runs as a user, rather than as root.
- edoceo 1y agoThanks, podman has moved up on my "to eval" list.