You don't have to fully switch. I use podman in socket mode with the docker cli as a frontend.
> You don't have to fully switch
Having a heterogenous fleet can be annoying though, some Podman-only config values[1] stop Docker dead in its tracks because it hates unknown fields.
1. It was a while back, and I can't remember what specific field it was, but it had to do with namespacing and/or (sub)UID mapping.
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> You don't have to fully switch
Having a heterogenous fleet can be annoying though, some Podman-only config values[1] stop Docker dead in its tracks because it hates unknown fields.
1. It was a while back, and I can't remember what specific field it was, but it had to do with namespacing and/or (sub)UID mapping.