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Migrating to Podman
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this post was submitted on 04 Jul 2023
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I’ve no experience with Podman but genuinely interested why would you use this instead of Docker/Kubernetes?
The simplicity of docker with much better security. Honestly the main appeal of having my homelab is to play with technologies and learn new things. The couple times I've skimmed the docs for Kubernetes it seemed over complicated for a personal homelab.