PODMAN: Why it's the Future of Containers (examples included)

Is Docker Outdated? Why Podman Is the Future of Containers!
In today's video, we explore the essentials of PODMAN! From understanding its unique architecture to mastering rootless container management, discover how PodMan is revolutionizing container orchestration. We provide practical examples that will enhance your container management skills.
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What You'll Learn:
1- An introduction to PodMan and its role in container management.
2- Explore the security benefits and differences.
3- A deep dive into PodMan's robust architecture.
4- Essential commands for efficient container management.
5- Simplifying container orchestration with PodMan pods.
0:00 - Intro
0:42 - Why Containers
1:30 - What is Podman
3:44 - Root vs. Rootless
6:16 - PodMan Architecture
7:10 - PodMan Commands
8:14 - PodMan Pods
10:21 - Conclusion
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[@clavarx11]

This feels fully AI generated.

[@TechFUN-dementals]

We do use AI to proofread our scripts, which may result in some changes. Also, we strive to make our scripts easy to understand for non-English listeners. Thank you for your feedback!

@@TechFUN-dementals "why did the Docker container go to therapy? It had too many issues to handle" definitely falls flat on the punchline the way an AI joke does

[@Zmey5656]

I know about the PodMan, but I don't know if I'll ever use it. And too much Musk

[@TechFUN-dementals]

Thanks for the feedback

[@zantherone2212]

One suggestion
Remove elon, and some jokes that are too distracted from the main informative sections.
Information density is very low. Same video can be easily compressed down to 5-6 minutes.

[@TechFUN-dementals]

Thank you for watching the video and providing feedback. We are trying to mix our videos with information and some elements of entertainment/humor. But we will take that feedback into consideration.

[@nexovec]

Everybody's gangsta until you need swarm.

[@AdrianDolinay]

I am very interested in using Podman, but I had a lot of issues trying to setup Kubernetes to orchestrate Podman containers.

[@TechFUN-dementals]

We will try to cover that in our future videos. Thank you for your comment!

[@risingmojofilter]

It works directly with the Kernel in Linux, but, like Docker, if you install Podman on Mac or Windows, it has to run everything in a VM. Didn't know about creating pods for Kubernetes. Will have to look more into that. One more important distinction that impacts our errant colleagues who insist on developing in Mac/Windows: Podman Desktop for those systems is still 100% open source and free, while Docker Desktop for those machines includes non-free, proprietary code and charges licensing fees for larger teams.
Thought it was funny how you kept changing your pronunciation of Redis, BTW.

[@TechFUN-dementals]

Thank you for sharing your insights!

[@yacinovic_rasputin]

go for Kubernetes in that case K8s or K3s.

[@BosonCollider]

Podman is actually at its best when you run it in rootful mode. In rootless mode it uses a bunch of workarounds to make overlay filesystems, networks, and other stuff work, which has a high performance cost and causes some things to just break (for example, instead of just making a network bridge I have a slirp4netns process eating half of my CPU when under load).
I'm annoyed to see rootless being pushed as a safety benefit, imo the client server model is a better overall model imo because it does partial privileges better without having to cut corners for security reasons, podmans model is everything or nothing. I like nerdctl better as a "docker clone", but podman has really nice deployment options with the kube files and quadlets that make up for its downsides, and rootless podman can run in places where docker runs into issues.

[@TechFUN-dementals]

There is always a trade-off between security and performance (cost) as CIA explains. However, rootless containers align better with security compliance requirements and auditing standards. Regulatory frameworks and security best practices recommend\mandate running applications with the least necessary privileges.
We appreciate your feedback and hope this explanation helps you understand why rootless mode is being promoted for its security advantages.

[@techietenka]

Docker + wasi/wasm is promising.

[@saeedyarii7169]

❤Best

[@TechFUN-dementals]

Thanks for taking time to watch and providing feedback.

[@SportsIncorporated]

Maybe the presentation can be simplified further.

[@TechFUN-dementals]

Thanks for taking time to watch and providing feedback. We'll try to do better with the next video we create and appreciate any feedback.

[@danyaljoon8665]

This video is by far the best comparison between docker and podman. Thanks

[@TechFUN-dementals]

Thanks for the feedback

[@chrisray9653]

BUT...is it written in Rust?

[@risingmojofilter]

Go.

[@MadsenAltamirano]

Why the boilerplate music? 😂 What on earth

[@TechFUN-dementals]

Thanks for watching and the feedback.

[@SportsIncorporated]

The text over the slides is annoying,

[@FacadeMan]

Jokes are good. Enjoyed the class.

[@TechFUN-dementals]

Thanks for watching and providing feedback.

[@parsasaljoughian3376]

I liked the Elon jokes

[@AnikBoseace]

Annoying video

[@_divyan.shu8112]

bad use of more than half of the analogies

[@TechFUN-dementals]

Thanks for taking time to watch and providing feedback. We'll try to do better with every video we create and appreciate any feedback.

[@neel6]

Elon is fine, dont listen to other comments. Good try

[@TechFUN-dementals]

Thanks for taking time to watch and providing feedback.