Networking between podman quadlets isn’t automatic as it is with docker-compose, but the setup only takes a few extra steps.

Podman’s quadlet system combined with systemd timers makes container updates easy and automatic.

Here’s a blog post to answer the question: Why do you write so much about CoreOS? 📦

Sure, docker-compose is great, but could we get similar functionality using just the tools that are built into CoreOS? Can we get automatic updates, too? Yes we can! 📦

I woke up one morning to find my Ghost blog unresponsive. It required an unexpected fix. 🔧

Podman’s new quadlet feature lets you specify container launch configuration via simple systemd-like unit files. 📦

CoreOS provides a fast track to running containers with a light weight immutable OS underneath. This doesn’t mean that you can’t keep it around as a pet instance. 🐕

Package up graphical applications in containers and run them with podman. 🚢

Run rootless Linux containers without any daemons using docker-compose and podman on Fedora! 📦

Many cloud providers give you lots of memory with each instance and you can speed up tests and builds by using a ramdisk.