FYI podman has a container image self updater which makes watchtower redundant. Ive been moving from docker to podman on many of my boxes and this was one of the best features I discovered.
Thanks for letting me know. Didn’t know Podman existed. I might switch over to Podman next time I get some time off. Just curious, have you faced any major issues on any of your containers running on Podman. Docker has been absolutely painless for me so just doing due diligence.
Nope. Its pretty much a drop in replacement for docker. The only hiccups I had were running it rootless but I had the same issues on docker. Portainer even works with it, however I have since abandoned it and just run all my containers with systemd services.
FYI podman has a container image self updater which makes watchtower redundant. Ive been moving from docker to podman on many of my boxes and this was one of the best features I discovered.
https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/podman-auto-updates-rollbacks
https://docs.podman.io/en/latest/markdown/podman-auto-update.1.html
Thanks for letting me know. Didn’t know Podman existed. I might switch over to Podman next time I get some time off. Just curious, have you faced any major issues on any of your containers running on Podman. Docker has been absolutely painless for me so just doing due diligence.
Nope. Its pretty much a drop in replacement for docker. The only hiccups I had were running it rootless but I had the same issues on docker. Portainer even works with it, however I have since abandoned it and just run all my containers with systemd services.
https://www.smarthomebeginner.com/docker-to-podman-migration-guide/
Ah i see. Well thanks for the info. Really appreciate it.