• k_rol@lemmy.ca
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    6 months ago

    I love the concept too and I just hope it will catch on much more than this. To convert your compose files you could use Podlet. I’m also working on converting it to JavaScript(PodletJS) so it’s available in it-tools.

    Go for Podlet though, really nice for command lines.

    Sorry for all the links, I got overly excited 😆

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      6 months ago

      I used podlet on my compose file. I was a little disappointed in the limitations, as a lot of things like variable interpolation isn’t available.

      That said, the output made me wonder why I’ve waited! It was so much simpler than I imagined. It also helped demystify unit files a bit more.

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    6 months ago

    They are generally pretty good but troubleshooting them is a pain. Quadlets are also a bit more more complex than Docker compose.

    Note: User space includes root and anything not running in kernel space.

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      6 months ago

      I’m definitely interested in your experience and why you came to those conclusions because I’m not sure I can agree on the primary points.

      But I have to give you the note. Root is also user space (if privileged). I’ve barely ever done anything actually in kernel space, so I guess it’s easy for me to screw that up.

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    6 months ago

    Nice, did the same for some services I run at home. Now in the process of migrating my stuff on my vps from docker compose to quadlets. It’s a bit more involved but worth the QoL stuff quadlets bring with them, like automatic updates and systemd integration. I’m curious, which is your Linux distro of choice to run your podman quadlets on?

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      6 months ago

      I’m now running quadlets on Garuda (my gaming/devbox), and Fedora. The impetus for this was needing to host service in an unprivileged way at work on RHEL9, so I got paid to do some learning with my own services.

      My laptop is running Bazzite, but no services there. I’ll move the server to silverblue or another image based distro when I finish extracting the rest of my misadventures to containers.