The main need for Docker in Docker for CI/CD is to build containers (or run them for tests).
For this, another approach is to get rid of Docker altogether and switch to Buildah for building and Podman for running, since they don't require a daemon like Docker.
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The main need for Docker in Docker for CI/CD is to build containers (or run them for tests).
For this, another approach is to get rid of Docker altogether and switch to Buildah for building and Podman for running, since they don't require a daemon like Docker.
Thanks For the Suggestion. I will surely look into this.