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Ditching Docker for podman and buildah has been a really nice experience. Having had issues with resource usage with Docker for a larger project in the past the change was noticeable. I'm a frontend dev, and using containers for things makes a lot of sense. I'm still trying to figure out k8s stuff, but have been able to create some small-footprint container images with the Universal Base Image, and host them on OpenShift. I really want to set up a more streamlined workflow using Che, but that has been slow for me to really wrap my brain around.
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Ditching Docker for podman and buildah has been a really nice experience. Having had issues with resource usage with Docker for a larger project in the past the change was noticeable. I'm a frontend dev, and using containers for things makes a lot of sense. I'm still trying to figure out k8s stuff, but have been able to create some small-footprint container images with the Universal Base Image, and host them on OpenShift. I really want to set up a more streamlined workflow using Che, but that has been slow for me to really wrap my brain around.