Docker Compose with Podman

Podman is a powerful container engine that is typically accessed via a command-line interface (CLI) to facilitate the configuration and running of containers. It’s very handy to use the CLI to quickly launch a new container instance or to directly access existing containers, but what if you need to run multiple containers all at once? You could still use the CLI, but then you’ll probably get into the habit of copying and pasting long commands, which is not exactly the most ideal way of having a repeatable way of launching and deploying containers. Instead, why not use something such as Docker Compose? Docker Compose allows you to configure your container applications as code, in the popular Yet Another Markup Language (YAML) format. YAML is designed to be declarative and human-readable. With Docker Compose, you can define your multiple containers’ attributes, including volumes, environment variables, networking information, and more,...