The podman way is to write a k8s manifest and start it with `podman play kube`. Also handles configMaps and persistentVolumes.
If you really need docker-compose, podman is API-compatible with docker, so you can use the real thing on top of the podman socket.
Just do not use podman-compose.
The podman way is to write a k8s manifest and start it with `podman play kube`. Also handles configMaps and persistentVolumes.
If you really need docker-compose, podman is API-compatible with docker, so you can use the real thing on top of the podman socket.
Just do not use podman-compose.