>Just to be clear, nobody was unclear about that Oh, you were quite unclear. Also wrong in saying you need systemd with podman to orchestrate multiple containe

>Just to be clear, nobody was unclear about that Oh, you were quite unclear. Also wrong in saying you need systemd with podman to orchestrate multiple containers without root. >It is, just to be clear, red hat's recommended way to orchestrate podman containers despite having this nasty dependency analogous to the one docker has on a root service. It's not "red hat's recommended way to orchestrate podman containers" in general. It's "red hat's recommended way to orchestrate containers on top of systemd", that its whole point. Nothing nasty about it either, you'd already be running systemd on your redhat system (and many non red-hat ones).