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Podman or rootless docker?
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this post was submitted on 15 Nov 2024
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I'm actually in the process of switching over from docker to podman. Its definitely a learning curve, ie. Setting up systems integration etc.
I do love it but its been a bit of a pain, for instance I'm still trying to figure out the errors I'm getting when trying to deploy my matrix and vikunja containers, I'm getting permission errors and can't find dB errors. I k ow little about podman right now but I would definitely recommend it since it is open source and runs rootless by deafult.