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=== Running as root === | |||
To run podman you'll need to enable the <code>cgroups</code> service, consider enabling [[OpenRC#cgroups v2|cgroups v2]]. | To run podman you'll need to enable the <code>cgroups</code> service, consider enabling [[OpenRC#cgroups v2|cgroups v2]]. | ||
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=== Running in rootless mode === | |||
For rootless support (replace <USER> with your username): | For rootless support (replace <USER> with your username): | ||
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{{Cmd|$ podman run --rm hello-world}} | {{Cmd|$ podman run --rm hello-world}} | ||
=== Docker compose === | |||
Podman provides a drop-in replacement for docker compose. The {{Pkg|podman-compose}} package provides this. | |||
Each time that docker compose is used, a warning will remind that this is using podman under the hood. This warning can be squelched permanently by running: | |||
touch /etc/containers/nodocker | |||
[[Category:Virtualization]] | [[Category:Virtualization]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:55, 1 May 2024
Installation
Podman can be installed via podman package in the community repository.
# apk add podman
Running as root
To run podman you'll need to enable the cgroups service, consider enabling cgroups v2.
# rc-update add cgroups
# rc-service cgroups start
You might need to restart your machine for this to work properly.
If you are running on top of Btrfs, consider setting storage driver to btrfs:
$ cat /etc/containers/storage.conf
driver = "btrfs"
Running in rootless mode
For rootless support (replace <USER> with your username):
# modprobe tun # echo tun >>/etc/modules # echo <USER>:100000:65536 >/etc/subuid # echo <USER>:100000:65536 >/etc/subgid
Run an example container to verify everything works:
$ podman run --rm hello-world
Docker compose
Podman provides a drop-in replacement for docker compose. The podman-compose package provides this.
Each time that docker compose is used, a warning will remind that this is using podman under the hood. This warning can be squelched permanently by running:
touch /etc/containers/nodocker