General complaint about docker is usually that it by default stops all running containers when the docker daemon gets shutdown. There is the "live-restore" option (which has been around for a while) but that's turned off by default (and requires a daemon restart to enable). It only supports patch updates (no major version upgrades) though that might be sufficient for you. On Thu, 28 Dec 2023 at 03:30, Murilo Morais <murilo@evocorp.com.br> wrote:

Good morning everybody!

Guys, are there any differences or limitations when using Docker instead of Podman?

Context: I have a cluster with Debian 11 running Podman (3.0.1), but the iSCSI service, when restarted, the "tcmu-runner" binary is in "Z State" and the "rbd-target-api" script enters "D State" and never dies, causing the service not to start until I perform a reboot. On machines that use distributions based on Red Hat with podman 4+ this behavior does not happen.

I don't want to use a repository that I don't know about just to update podman.

I haven't tested it with Debian 12 yet, as we experienced some problems with bootstrap, so we decided to use Debian 11.

I'm thinking about testing with Docker but I don't know what the difference is between both solutions in the CEPH context. _______________________________________________ ceph-users mailing list -- ceph-users@ceph.io To unsubscribe send an email to ceph-users-leave@ceph.io