We’re happy to share that the migration of our core container libraries to a single monorepo is now complete! What Changed As announced earlier this month, we consolidated three repositories (containers/common, containers/storage and containers/image) into a single monorepo: All active development now happens in this repository. The old repositories remain available in read-only mode, but…
Last week we released Podman 5.6 and I wanted to provide an update on the Apple Rosetta situation I discussed in my June blog post. Current Status As we indicated in June, Podman 5.6 ships with Rosetta disabled by default due to the compatibility issues between Rosetta and Linux kernels 6.13 and above. This means…
We’re excited to announce the release of Podman 5.6, packed with significant new features and improvements that enhance the container management experience. This release brings substantial updates to Quadlet management, enhanced remote client capabilities, and numerous quality-of-life improvements. Quadlet Management One of the most significant additions in Podman 5.6 is the new suite of Quadlet…
Container images are fundamentally structured as a series of read-only layers, with a writable layer typically added on top when a container instance is created. This layered architecture facilitates efficient storage and distribution by allowing multiple images to share common base layers. However, removing a layer, especially one that multiple images or containers might reference,…
Managing containers on Linux with Podman just got a new feature. If you’ve ever felt caught between running simple podman run commands and wrangling complex orchestration platforms like Kubernetes, you’re in for a treat. The latest version of Podman brings Quadlet management directly into its core with the new podman quadlet command suite, creating a…
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