What is Podman? How is it Different Than Docker?

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You've almost certainly heard of Docker, but what about Podman? It's an open source alternative container engine based on the same OCI standard. In this video, Cedric Clyburn from Red Hat explains how Podman's architecture differs from Docker and points out several advantages, including Podman's support for pods, similar to Kubernetes.
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[@thisiswill]

I like this guy. He explains very well. Thanks Cedric, the world needs more devs like you who can explain things clearly.

[@kartikvohra9170]

Wow, that was a smooth explanation, thanks!

[@cloudnativecedric]

Thanks Kartik!

[@xbot2k189]

Exceptional explanation. Thank you.

[@franke1917]

Very nicely explained! Thank you so much!

[@cloudnativecedric]

Thanks Frank!

[@mathiasdolag8196]

Great video and explanation... thank you 🙂

[@cloudnativecedric]

Thank you very much Mathias!

[@danghaile5528]

Good Explanination as Usual!

[@cloudnativecedric]

Thanks so much!

[@LucasShowerman]

That is so cool! Going to see if I can use that on my Raspberry Pi.

[@cloudnativecedric]

Have fun with it! Let me know how it goes :D

[@KoltPenny]

IBM is such a weird company. They are pioneers in pretty much everything, still to this day. Yet, they focus all their effort in business centric applications, so you never get to see or use all the cool stuff they do.

[@SrinivasNirvana]

How is it possible by podman to be Root less but not with docker by default?

[@user-zy2lm2kj2m]

Can be used in GCP?

[@cloudnativecedric]

Absolutely! You can use Podman, Docker, or any other container tooling in GCP w/ compute engine, etc.

[@anonymeforliberty4387]

aren't podman pods the same as docker compose ?

[@dannybuntu]

wait. is he writing behind a glass? what sorcery is this? because if he is, then he is writing backwards!

[@lucasreynacordoba9600]

🤯

[@niztfuru]

He's fucking doing it!

[@glaurung78]

Either that, or he is writing forwards and mirrored the recording before uploading.

[@chinmaypathak6407]

Or recording on mirror

[@mirr0rd]

​@@glaurung78 yeah i think it's mirrored. They should get ibm shirts mirror printed just for the videos

[@ipstacks11]

Day - mon = daemon. It isn’t a demon nor is it possessed.

[@mitchellsmith4601]

A developer advocate should know that daemon is pronounced “DEE-mon” not “DAY-mon”.

[@IBMTechnology]

Hmm-m, I've always said "day-mon". Looking it up, I see references that confirm what you assert. Still, I don't like the idea of saying "demon" which has a lot of negative connotations.

[@thenextension9160]

In Europe it’s pronounced daymon. Either way the pronunciation is variable with no one right answer.

[@_slier]

dee-mon sounds satanic in nature.. daymon it is

[@christopher1800]

@@thenextension9160 I'm Dutch and I've always pronounced it as demon. ;) So the differences in pronounciation exist here in Europe as well. ;)