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lil5/lazypodman: The lazier way to manage everything podman
I forked lazydocker and made lazypodman
#podman

Being a noob as I am in the #devops space, I'm facing a strange problem when trying to build OCI images inside rootless #Podman containers:
https://github.com/containers/podman/discussions/27360
anyone has a clue as to why running a simple `echo "hello world"` command would require networking (ping) capabilities?
Note: the same happens with Buildah.

One does not simply use rootless … me with a rootless Podman walks into Mordor of CI and docker build anyway.
Just kidding! Rootless Podman containers, quadlets and systemd are truly amazing in 2025.
https://vyskocil.me/blog/ci-setup-which-never-worked/

Ci Setup Which Never Worked
In an earlier post about giving up Kubernetes, I wrote that my server is a plain old virtual machine pet. While this works pretty well for a static web server use case, I wanted to explore ways how to automate this blog. This is a story about how I failed. I am writing this because I did my best to make it work, but it turned out its impossible At the same time it has a some good hints about user systemd, quadlets, rootless podman and what I managed to get working.

got to spend some time tinkering with my router today...
added Podman, bpftune and a Podman rustnet wrapper to clammy-ng.
rustnet is pretty cool. It's a nice blend between iftop, tshark, and something decent to look at. I hope they can add some more robust filtering. They recently added some eBPF support, but its hard for me to tell what its being used for.
#clammy-ng #homelab

I've been distrustful of Docker for so long that I've never really got into using containers. I get very confused by how it takes over the networking and needs to add and remove its own firewall rules. They clash with my use of nftables, and IPv6, and my other automation. It's made me avoid it.
But Podman has really been coming along and I've been looking at it again. It's going quite well.

Drew this with procreate for my #lazydocker #podman fork

Pros: it provides /usr/local/bin/k3s-uninstall.sh.
:)
https://social.vivaldi.net/@graste/115757609808545374

@… @… @… About 50 other components that use gpg or gpgme, e.g., podman, buildah and flatpak, just to name a …

#blendos might be the thing that gets me to use #podman #arch & #declarativeos
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