guide to just podman+scripts as alternative to distrobox/toolbx
For containerized shell environments I find distrobox and toolbx too integrated and permissive. They look like great tools if one wants tight integration and to just get things working by granting lots of permissions and access. For those that want more isolation and containment for multisession shell environments into persistent containers, I've written the following guide https://cnest.readthedocs.io on how to get set up using simple scripts to call `podman`. Does anyone have advice on good places to post this guide? I've posted it on discussion.fedoraproject.org [1], but I wonder if there are additional places I should post or share. If anybody has suggestions for documenting additional related approaches I'd love to hear thoughts or what approaches other folks take. Best regards, Castedo [1] https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/pdated-guide-with-tutorial-for-using-...
Hi Castedo, Thanks for sharing. I only looked quickly, but it looks like a helpful tool for folks. Would you be interested in any of the following? 1) Writing a blog for the podman.io site 2) Giving a demo at the Podman Community Meeting on Tues Dec 3, 2024, 11:00 am EST (UTC-4) 3) Starting a discussion topic on Podman's GitHub site. If so, and you need help with any of the above, please let me know! Thanks, t On 11/9/24 11:04 AM, E. Castedo Ellerman wrote:
For containerized shell environments I find distrobox and toolbx too integrated and permissive. They look like great tools if one wants tight integration and to just get things working by granting lots of permissions and access.
For those that want more isolation and containment for multisession shell environments into persistent containers, I've written the following guide
on how to get set up using simple scripts to call `podman`.
Does anyone have advice on good places to post this guide? I've posted it on discussion.fedoraproject.org [1], but I wonder if there are additional places I should post or share.
If anybody has suggestions for documenting additional related approaches I'd love to hear thoughts or what approaches other folks take.
Best regards, Castedo
[1] https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/pdated-guide-with-tutorial-for-using-... _______________________________________________ Podman mailing list -- podman@lists.podman.io To unsubscribe send an email to podman-leave@lists.podman.io
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