The next Podman Community Meeting is happening two weeks from today. Tues Feb 6, 2024, 11:00am EST (UTC-5). We have one probable topic now and would love to have one or two more! Agenda with conference link: https://hackmd.io/fc1zraYdS0-klJ2KJcfC7w?both#podman#opensoruce
Not sure how I missed this article @jorge, but it prompted me to check out Podman Desktop, which is exactly what I have been looking for (an easier entrée into making and using containers).
The video from today's Podman Community Cabal Meeting is now up here: https://youtu.be/pOiu3qoplAA. We talked about crun, krun, podman kube apply, Podman v5.0 schedule and more! #podman#opensource
For MLK day here in the US, I'm going to be doing some equity #mapping work with #OpenStreetMap#OpenTripPlanner#QGIS and mabe some #Nodejs and posting some updates throughout the day in this thread. If that's your jam, follow along.
Otherwise, you may want to mute me for 24 hours, because this may get noisy. 🧵
I was avoiding #Quadlet stuff because I thought it was a whole new thing to learn, but really it just seems like learning to write a service file.
I wasn't so attached/well versed in either #Docker compose or the old #Podman run plus generate file process, so I might as well just jump to the new hotness.
#emacs Trying to install rocm on Fedora 39 was really messy... containerized ollama with# rocm support was relatively easy to get running. Used this recipe from https://github.com/prawilny/ollama-rocm-docker/tree/master... only had to point at another repo for rocm itself, since the one used there does not exist anymore.
RUN git clone --recursive <https://github.com/jmorganca/ollama.git> ollama-rocm && \
Was able to pull models in, but it crashes on running any prompt.
I"ve having a bit of a hard time understanding the use of #podman#container in #Fedora (Server). So podman containers can be downloaded as "System" images and "User" images.
What is the difference?
So far I fixed an issue with a container that was not working with the "user" image and downloaded the "System" image and ran the container with the --privileged flag. I bit confused as to what is going on here?
If you missed the Podman Community Cabal Meeting yesterday, the video is up here: https://youtu.be/snmlDKDcMRg We talked about backports, confidential containers, artifacts, rootful/rootless switching in Desktop, and more! #opensource#podman
Using #Ansible to generate a #Podman.container file to generate a #systemd.service file to launch a container to execute an app to fail to connect another app launched by Ansible, Podman and Systemd because "localhost" in one container logically refers to the container itself and not the host they are both running on.