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podman is almost AFAIK 1:1 compatible with docker, the team does great work on it
welcome to fedora!
Yes, it is! If you just run
alias docker=podman
, you won't even have to remember that you're running Podman, and not Docker.I am still having problems with SELinux, though, so I have just turned it to permissive. Any guides for that?
An RPM exists called podman-docker, which essentially maps docker commands to podman
Isn't that alias already present on Fedora by default?
It isn't in my installation. I just checked.
For SELinux, set
security_opt=label:type:container_runtime_t
and make sure that volumes have the z or Z option.