Podman containers, quadlets, and automation | Into the Terminal 178

Podman is very similar to docker, but in some cases it is very different. For instance, podman does not maintain all of your containers state through a daemon. So how do you make a container start at boot time? You might also ask, How can I deploy containers with automation? In today’s episode, Nate’s going back to one of his favorite topics, Podman! He’ll get right into some of the differences, and then how you can manage your containers like services, and with automation using system roles!
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00:00 Solo Show Setup
01:17 Why Podman Matters
02:17 Run First Container
04:40 Ports and Networking
05:45 Pods and YAML Export
07:57 WordPress Pod Walkthrough
11:50 Play Kubernetes YAML
14:36 Reboot Persistence Problem
17:56 Systemd Integration Intro
18:56 Quadlet for Containers
23:11 Enable and Test Service
25:59 Quadlet for Pods
28:24 Volume Paths and Locations
30:08 Deploy Quadlet Service File
31:01 Start WordPress Pod and Verify
31:41 Reboot Persistence Test
32:11 Airgapped Image Strategy
33:45 Post Reboot Service Check
34:29 Ansible Podman Role Overview
35:03 Automate HTTPD Container Deploy
40:34 Automate WordPress Pod Deploy
45:39 Local Registry Workflow Tips
49:20 Scale to Multiple Hosts
52:48 Wrap Up and Next Stream

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