For a docker-compose replacement you should probably look at the 'podman kube' support. That supports a subset of the kubernetes API that roughly matches the do

For a docker-compose replacement you should probably look at the 'podman kube' support. That supports a subset of the kubernetes API that roughly matches the docker-compose features. Then for deployment to a Kubernetes cluster you can reuse your podman kube yaml. For deployment to a single machine where the full Kubernetes is overkill, you can use the podman quadlet support. Quadlets support a "[Kube]" section where you can point to the yaml file, so you don't have to write all your port and volume etc mappings again in a slightly different syntax.