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initializes a new Linux VM where the containers are run. | initializes a new Linux VM where the containers are run. | ||
For more details, see {{Internal|Podman_Concepts# | For more details, see {{Internal|Podman_Concepts#Podman_Virtual_Machine|Podman Virtual Machine}} | ||
=VM Startup= | =VM Startup= |
Revision as of 04:28, 4 May 2023
Internal
Installation
Mac
brew install podman
Linux
dnf install -y podman && dnf clean all
podman --version
Version
podman --version
VM Initialization
Podman on MacOS requires a virtual machine. This is because containers must run with a Linux kernel, and the Podman virtual machine provides that kernel.
podman machine init
initializes a new Linux VM where the containers are run.
For more details, see
VM Startup
Once the VM is initialized, it must be stared with:
podman machine start