This is a goldmine of #podman #networking tricks:

Example: Use socket units with `ReusePort=true` for your container units to let multiple containers share one port and let the kernel do the load-balancing via SO_REUSEPORT

https://github.com/eriksjolund/podman-networking-docs

#containers #linux #quadlets

After migrating from #Docker #Compose to #rootless #Podman Compose, the next step was to migrate my services to #Quadlets. I guess my container-based homelab setup is almost perfect now 😁

@homelab #homelab #selfhosting #selfhosted #systemd #quadlet

#TIL #podman #quadlets can also be defined through `.kube` files in the same way as can be usually done with `.container` units.

https://docs.podman.io/en/latest/markdown/podman-systemd.unit.5.html

i'm liking podman quadlets much more than docker compose. the learning curve was a bit steep but it was worth it for the deeper system integration

#podman #quadlets

I think I've come to the end of the road with bootc.

I've spent a good few months building up my #HomeLab with rootless #Podman and #Quadlets but getting a self hosted CI/CD pipeline to update the machine has been so painful, and now I've got everything "working" I'm finding issues like the one linked below.

I think I'm going to have to join the #NixOS band wagon and start over.

I know I can do podman or docker in Nix, but I'll want to do it fully Nix I think.

https://github.com/cockpit-project/cockpit/issues/22481

I find myself using quadlets more and more often, but the networking threw me for a loop when I first moved over from docker-compose.

Here's a quick post about getting your quadlets onto the same networks:

https://major.io/p/quadlet-networking/

#containers #quadlets #fedora #podman #networking