In my personal experience, it’s just not as fully featured.
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nonprofitparrot@lemmy.worldto Self Hosted - Self-hosting your services.@lemmy.ml•How hard is it to move Docker containers to another system?English1·2 years agoI’ve been working with podman for a few weeks, and it’s functional but a bit harder. If you’re a noobie I would recommend you stick to docker. If you’re a FOSS enthusiast and up for a little more challenge podman is pretty cool.
nonprofitparrot@lemmy.worldto Selfhosted@lemmy.world•Docker vs Podman, which one to choose for a beginner and why ?English52·2 years agoI do a lot of docker/k8s at work, and I use podman at home. Podman is very cool in theory but still rough around the edges. I recommend docker if you just want to get started, Podman is a little extra work.
Lots of docker guides + documentation just don’t work, specifically with podman-compose. The networking options are not fully featured, I ended up having to rig up a bunch of kubernetes services just to be able to use my VPN as a network bridge for my media server stack. I got podman working eventually because I think it’s neat, but it definitely would have been twice as easy to just use docker.