> but podman handles things like networking, resource and image management
Btw, you can do all of this with systemd too > the sandbox is destroyed, it's job is done.
I think most container systems have an ephemeral option. If you're looking at systemd then look at the man pages for either systemd-nspawn or systemd-vmspawn and look under Image Options. More specifically `-x, --ephemeral`. It's a pretty handy option. > Podman can also export it's services to be managed by systemd.
But in that case, why not just use systemd? ;) > There's literally so much choice when it comes to making containers on Linux.
Despite my joke above, I actually love this. Having options is great and I think it ends up pushing all of them to be better. The competition is great. I'm hyping systemd up a bit but honestly there's gives and takes with each of the different methods. There's healthy competition right now, but I do think systemd deserves a bit more love than it currently gets.