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[[https://man.archlinux.org/man/community/docker/Dockerfile.5.en|Dockerfile(5)]] [[https://man.archlinux.org/listing/community/podman/|All podman man pages]] |
Podman
podman(1) is a container manager.
Compare to Docker, which uses a server-client model instead.
Contents
Installation
On Fedora and derivative distributions, podman is likely already installed in rootless mode
Other Linux distributions may offer a podman package. For Arch Linux, the cni-plugins and fuse-overlayfs packages are likely also necessary. (They are nominally optional dependencies.)
Tool Chain
Administration