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Netavark and Aardvark-DNS v1.13 release
Greetings! We are happy to announce new releases of netavark and aardvark-dns v1.13. For those unfamiliar with these projects, they make up the network stack for the Podman. In addition to a slew of code update in the form of dependencies, you can look at the specific changes by checking out the release notes for…
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Podman 5.3 changes for improved networking experience with pasta
Use pasta’s –map-guest-addr option As of Podman 5.0 we default to “pasta” as a rootless networking application to provide network connectivity for rootless containers. Compared to our previous default, slirp4netns, pasta works a bit differently. For instance, pasta, by default, does not use Network Address Translation (NAT). This means it will copy the host address…
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Moving to Timed Releases
I’m excited to announce that Podman will be moving to timed releases. From now on, new Podman releases will be made on the second week of every February, May, August, and November. This consistent schedule will make integrating Podman with other projects like Podman Desktop easier and aligns with the RHEL release schedule. Patch releases…
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Support for Dev Containers Features on macOS and Windows
Last month, we improved the support of Podman for Dev Containers on Windows. Dev Containers is a popular specification for containerized developments that is becoming a standard. In this blog post, we review the concept of “Feature” in Dev Containers and how Podman currently supports it on different OSes.
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HereDoc is here for Containerfiles in Podman!
HereDoc notation has been used for a while now in Bash, SQL, PHP, and other scripting languages. It allows a very long command to be broken down into several more readable lines while still being treated as a single command. For instance, in PHP, rather than having an SQL command like: Instead, you could make…
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THE CONTAINER TOOLS COLLECTION
Here’s some of the tools we work on.
There’s other tools and libraries we work on.
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Join Our Community
We have an active community. Most of our community communication channels are around Podman, but we definitely welcome anyone with an interest in containers or any of our tools.
Here are the chats where you will find our community:
We hold also community meetings around once a month and have a mailing list for additional discussion.
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