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Fly To Podman: a script that will help you to migrate from Docker

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Re: Fly To Podman: a script that will help you to migrate from Docker

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It is not user-friendly, but it works flawlessly once you get used to it. I stayed away from docker all these years and tried podman from scratch last year after docker failed to work for a project I was experimenting with. Took an hour to read various articles and get things working. One thing I liked was it does not need sudo privileges or screw with the networking.

May I ask what issue you ran into with Docker? I'm interested in Podman simply because I'm curious, but I can't think of any reason to move away from Docker besides that.

It's been a while. I think it was the privilege issue more than anything. And as it was a fresh start for me, I decided to pick podman.

If docker works for you, I think you should continue with it.

Re: Fly To Podman: a script that will help you to migrate from Docker

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Missing features, lots of debugging spam which cant be turned off, doesnt properly adhere to the compose spec...

Which features specifically? I can't find a conclusive list anywhere. Other than searching GH issues for bugs like: https://github.com/containers/podman-compose/issues/655#issu... RE debugging spam, the only thing I can think you're referring to can be turned off by setting `export PODMAN_COMPOSE_WARNING_LOGS=false`. I'm also curious how it doesn't adhere to the spec. I don't doubt you, but it'd be cool if there was…

I havent tried in a while so I just tried my project again and ran into one missing feature straight away: podman-compose cp

It's basic shit like this which they could fix very easily but I think they just want to push you to use quadlets (systemd).

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