It's in German again, but a worthy read Podman: Linux containers made easy, part 3 Valentin Rothberg (@vrothberg) introduces Podman to the reader and talks about how it fits in the container eco-system. If your German is a little rusty, you may need to lean on Google Translate.
Is it possible to completely replace Docker with Podman without any loss of developer's productivity? Read about how one company did it for Ruby on Rails application in new article on mkdev.me blog: Dockerless, part 3: Moving development environment to containers with Podman.
Ganesh Mani recently wrote the blog Replacing Docker with Podman — Power of Podman — Cloudnweb. The article gives a nice overview of Docker, Podman, their differences, and how you can use Podman to replace Docker. A nice read and really, who doesn't love a blog that wraps up with a meme featuring The Rock?
Red Hat has recently posted an OnDemand course: Container pipelines for sys admins—and anyone, really—with Buildah and Podman. The session teaches you how to integrate both Podman and Buildah into your continuous delivery (CI/CD) solutions and also serves as a good introduction to both tools. The cost can't be beat (free!), so if you're looking for a quick introduction into the tools, this is a good way to go.
We've received a number of requests for a mailing list for Podman and we're happy to announce that one has just been created! We've built a friendly community on IRC and GitHub and plan to continue that growth in this new mailing list. The maintainers of the project are all members of the list and we're happy to take any and all questions there about Podman. You can also just use the list as a way to track what's going on with Podman as release announcements and other important news will be posted there.
Red Hat Developer recently posted a new Podman Cheat Sheet on their blog. It's a handy guide that cover the commands that focus on images, containers and container resources. Check it out!
It's in German again, but a worthy read Podman: Linux containers made easy, part 2 Valentin Rothberg (@vrothberg) introduces Podman to the reader and talks about how it fits in the container eco-system. If your German is a little rusty, you may need to lean on Google Translate.
Muayyad Alsadi's article in Fedora Magazine talks about Building Smaller Container Images by leveraging microdnf within fedora-minimal. It's a really nice way to save space and build more compact containers.
Who doesn't want a healthy container in their environment? Now with Podman you can setup healthchecks so you can check if your container and it's application is up and running as you'd expect. Brent Baude introduces the new functionality in this article on the Red Hat Developer Blog: Monitoring container vitality and availability with Podman.