>systemd can run containers
niggas absorbed docker-compose. the fuck.
niggas absorbed docker-compose. the fuck.
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@pernia sytemd containers are a full os and docker is one process
@sun to what extent is systemd involved in those containers
@pernia systemd is just the manager of regular linux containers
@sun does it replace docker/podman or does it wrap around them
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@pernia conceptually they are different because systemd containers do the entire os and docker podman just do a single line rocess
@sun wdym entire os. as in systemd manages all software in containers vs. docker just doing services?
@pernia Docker is a container with usually exactly one process, like a database or something. Systemd-nspawn puts an entire copy of the OS in the container, like all the parts, including another copy of systemd
