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Reasons to Drop Docker for Podman

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Re: Reasons to Drop Docker for Podman

#4

Was interested to see if Podman is a shiny new technology or a likely replacement of docker?

Far from “shiny new”, but at this time the pace of development is such that there doesn’t exist a stable version that accepts bugfixes only, make of it what you will.

As a development tool it’s awesome, and having no centralized daemon is sure a boon.

Re: Reasons to Drop Docker for Podman

#5
I don’t think I understand the author completely. First, she mentions that Podman is not a replacement for Docker but then mentions multiple reasons why Podman is better than Docker. I.e. why you should replace Docker with Podman.

What did the author mean by Podman is not a replacement of Docker?

Re: Reasons to Drop Docker for Podman

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post #5

I don’t think I understand the author completely. First, she mentions that Podman is not a replacement for Docker but then mentions multiple reasons why Podman is better than Docker. I.e. why you should replace Docker with Podman. What did the author mean by Podman is not a replacement of Docker?

She means that it's not a drop-in replacement that works exactly the same way.

It works differently, and (in her opinion) in some ways better.

But you will likely have to change your workflow to use it.

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