alt Hacker News> "what to do about docker compose?"
I don't understand what you're asking here. The answer to that is probably nothing. That is unless you want:
- systemd to manage your containers - You want to use K8s primitives (which are mostly compatible)
I'm unsure what the 3rd method is you're talking about. The nice thing about Podman's compose API is you don't have to change anything (mostly). You can point all your docker tooling to Podman's socket, and it'll (mostly) magically work.
the three options are:
* use systemd, red hat's favorite kitchen sink for handling everything from setting up sound services to mounting your home dir to logging so why not this too i guess.
* docker compose where i have to run a whole separate podman service to lie to docker compose about not actually being docker.
* podman compose which would be the obvious solution if it didnt just plain suck.