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Should I bother learning Podman?
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I have to admit I like the concept of rootless containers very much.
I did too until I tried to use them. They lack several features that rooted containers have, and a lot of howtos take for granted. They're fine for very simple containers, but expect pain an suffering.
You can do that with docker too, not that it's flawless of course, networking is just awful. Same thing on Podman.
Context: https://docs.docker.com/engine/security/rootless/