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This appears to be an LXC-style alternative for macOS; however, unlike native LXC on Linux, this tool relies on VMs. While Docker and Podman also utilize a VM o
by emulio 4mo ago
This appears to be an LXC-style alternative for macOS; however, unlike native LXC on Linux, this tool relies on VMs. While Docker and Podman also utilize a VM on macOS, they offer the advantage of the Docker Compose format. In my view, the ability to use YAML for declarative configuration is the most critical feature for any container tool. I have nothing against CLI tools in general, but I prefer avoiding repetitive manual commands that could be easily automated via Docker Compose or Kubernetes manifests.
- notpushkin 4mo agoApple does have an OCI variant of this: https://github.com/apple/container https://github.com/apple/container Doesn’t seem to have Compose support though, but it’s probably not impossible to build upon. And of course, it also uses VMs, though unlike Docker, it’s one (micro-?) VM per container: https://github.com/apple/container/blob/main/docs/technical-overview.md#how-does-container-run-my-container https://github.com/apple/container/blob/main/docs/technical-...