Podman Container Manager ========================= Podman is a tool to manage pods and containers. Pods come from Kubernetes, that define a pod this way: A Pod (as in a pod of whales or pea pod) is a group of one or more containers, with shared storage and network resources, and a specification for how to run the containers. .. important:: CoreOS doesn't mandate the use of `podman` for running container. But as we can't support every existing container runtime, `podman` is the only documented/supported way to run container. Other container runtimes are available inside the open source `meta-virtualization` layer that is available inside CoreOS. Podman can be installed on an image by adding `podman` to the :ref:`IMAGE_FEATURES ` variable. By default, this will just provide the `podman` command. The `podman` command is similar to the `docker` one, and most command should work by replacing `docker` by `podman`. See https://docs.podman.io/en/latest/Commands.html for more info. podman-tui ---------- The `podman-tui` package provide a terminal user interface for `podman`. This package is automatically installed if both `podman` and `dev-tools` :ref:`IMAGE_FEATURES ` are enabled. .. only:: html .. image:: podman/podman-tui.gif .. only:: latex .. image:: podman/podman-tui.png The above image was copied from https://github.com/containers/podman-tui/blob/e29e47fd392647033dc1c0cc0eaefa1f62661b98/docs/podman-tui.gif cockpit-podman -------------- The `cockpit-podman` package provide a :ref:`cockpit ` plugin that allow to manage `podman` from the :ref:`cockpit ` web interface. This package is automatically installed if both `podman` and `cockpit` :ref:`IMAGE_FEATURES ` are enabled. .. only:: html .. image:: podman/cockpit-podman.gif .. only:: latex .. image:: podman/cockpit-podman.png