Is Podman a complement to Kubernetes or ECS, or a replacement? Or both? I’ve been trying to wrap my head around the container ecosystem as the current jack-of-all-trades at a small company. Kubernetes intimidates me, and all the AWS alternatives (ECS, Beanstalk, Fargate) mean I have to read AWS documentation 😆
I’m excited for 4.1, which will fully support Docker Compose 2 (i.e. the new “CLI plugin” one as opposed to the old Python one)
Is Podman a complement to Kubernetes or ECS, or a replacement? Or both? I’ve been trying to wrap my head around the container ecosystem as the current jack-of-all-trades at a small company. Kubernetes intimidates me, and all the AWS alternatives (ECS, Beanstalk, Fargate) mean I have to read AWS documentation 😆
It is a reimplementation of Docker, with a cleaner design. It is mostly developed and maintained by Red Hat rather than Docker Inc.
Got it - thanks for explaining that
@vosper you might also find the thread:
https://www.mail-archive.com/users@dragonflybsd.org/msg05686.html
to be informative (although it touches on areas outside of linux-only ecosystem)
…. almost 2 months ago.
so then why did you not submit it 2 months ago?