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Rootless Podman user-namespaces in plain English
In my personal opinion, user-namespace are one of the most brain-twisting aspects of rootless containers to understand. Arguably right up there with Kubernetes, the learning curve can be quite steep. In this article, I will attempt to reduce that slope for new Podman users (and converts), with an easy to understand analogy. Hopefully this will […]
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New release: Podman v4.5!
Podman version 4.5 was released upstream last Friday. The latest release brings a large variety of changes including bug fixes and features. Noteworthy ones being: Podman v4.5.0 is available in the stable repos for Fedora 37, 38 and rawhide and should be making its way soon into CentOS Stream and other distributions. So, please give it a […]
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Lease dynamic IPs with Netavark
As Brent announced Netavark v1.6 with DHCP support is released, together with podman v4.5 you can now use DHCP with your macvlan networks in only a few simple steps. In order to use macvlan and DHCP you must run Podman as root. First enable the dhcp proxy via systemd socket: Now just create a macvlan […]
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Netavark and Aardvark-dns v1.6.0
I am pleased to announce new versions of netavark and aardvark-dns. There were lots of dependency updates (libraries) for each project. Netavark now also has preliminary support for DHCP and MacVLAN as well as the ability to write your own plugins. Good stuff!
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Podman machine for Microsoft HyperV – Step 1
In an earlier post, I talked about work that I was starting for Podman machine and its use of Microsoft HyperV. I’m pleased that my first pull request for that enablement was recently merged into Podman. At this point, it is really just about the basics of machine like: creation, removal, start, and stop. > […]
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