Podman - create, run and secure Linux containers
summary
Claims a daemonless, rootless from day one engine that runs containers with a fork‑exec model and user‑namespace mappings (configured in /etc/subuid and /etc/subgid) so root inside maps to an unprivileged host UID, preserving audit trails and reducing escape impact. Components include conmon (small C container monitor) and systemd integration that generates unit files and offers auto-update via systemd timer with planned rollbacks. Podman 2.0 adds a Docker-compatible REST API plus Go/Python bindings and remote clients; registries.conf supports mirrors to mitigate Docker Hub rate limits.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:36Open Source
- 2:04Swiss Army Knife
- 3:06Building an image
- 5:09What is Podman
- 7:34Compatibility with Docker
- 9:25Security implications
- 12:25Rootless containers
- 13:46User name spaces
- 18:27Systemd
- 23:25Auto Update
- 27:57Kubernetes support
- 30:21Roadmap
- 33:16Runtime Secrets
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