@gchakravarthy9979
🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:00 Manage containers efficiently 01:01 Containerization encapsulates applications 01:33 Podman’s daemon-less architecture 03:23 Rootless security advantage 04:27 OCI standard compatibility 05:21 Podman similar commands 06:18 Pods enhance networking 06:49 Export manifests easily Made with HARPA AI
@UrbanGuitarLegend
6:45 I didn't know you could export a Podman manifest to a Kubernetes cluster.... VERY good to know, thank you!!!
@VohraG
Wow, that was a smooth explanation, thanks!
@KoltPenny
IBM is such a weird company. They are pioneers in pretty much everything, still to this day. Yet, they focus all their effort in business centric applications, so you never get to see or use all the cool stuff they do.
@xbot2k189
Exceptional explanation. Thank you.
@franke1917
Very nicely explained! Thank you so much!
@supriya.mallick
Awesome explanation.
@mathiasdolag8196
Great video and explanation... thank you 🙂
@dannybuntu
wait. is he writing behind a glass? what sorcery is this? because if he is, then he is writing backwards!
@Ash-pq3ko
I have done a lots of research and still worried how docker / podman based architecture share the database original location like postgres need to store data somewhere and multiple postgres on same host sharing same db files then what about locks same with all services which needs to store data ?
@SrinivasNirvana
How is it possible by podman to be Root less but not with docker by default?
@LucasShowerman
That is so cool! Going to see if I can use that on my Raspberry Pi.
@RavitejaPuli-xf5gc
Very Helpful, Thanks.
@jamron247
Dam good explanation 😎
@Gaspa79
If you watch the video you clearly know what a container is...
@anonymeforliberty4387
aren't podman pods the same as docker compose ?
@PatrickBormann-g9j
Can be used in GCP?
@vlocke706
Please listen to the perspective of Gamdi Shaheb. His perspective is very different and judge for yourself
@ipstacks11
Day - mon = daemon. It isn’t a demon nor is it possessed.
@thisiswill