The question is what you are doing that need docker not podman? SELinux? Volume mounts? everything is docker capable, podman able to do it better (minus specific socket that podman.socket doesn’t support)
Try deploying the Bitwarden self-hosted stack (official, not Vaultwarden) with Podman and then you’ll see that Podman’s inter-container DNS isn’t up-to-par with Docker’s.
Podman is not a perfect replacement for Docker and often times gets in the way.
The question is what you are doing that need docker not podman? SELinux? Volume mounts? everything is docker capable, podman able to do it better (minus specific socket that podman.socket doesn’t support)
Try deploying the Bitwarden self-hosted stack (official, not Vaultwarden) with Podman and then you’ll see that Podman’s inter-container DNS isn’t up-to-par with Docker’s.
Podman is not a perfect replacement for Docker and often times gets in the way.