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Podman Desktop Getting Started on GNU/Linux

October 11, 2023 | By the+gnu+linux+evangelist.

GNU/Linux Podman Desktop Quick-Start Guide

Hi! The Tutorial shows you Step-by-Step How to Get Started with Podman Desktop UI in GNU/Linux Desktops.

First of all, this guide include just a Quick & Dirty introduction about How to Get Started Pulling and Playing with Containers.

And Podman Destop is an Open Source Graphical Tool enabling you to seamlessly work with Containers & Kubernetes from your Local Environment.

Podman is a Daemonless, Open-source, Linux native Tool designed to make it easy to find, run, build, share and deploy Apps using Open Containers Initiative (OCI) Containers and Container Images.

The main Features are:

  • Build images from Containerfile or Dockerfile.
  • Pull images from remote registries.
  • Start, Stop, Restart containers and pods.
  • Easily get a terminal in your container.
  • Inspect container logs.
  • Push images to OCI registries.
  • Deploy and test images on Kubernetes.
  • Manage OCI registries; add, edit, or delete registries.
  • Configure your proxy settings (work in progress.)
  • Configure CPU, memory, and disk of Podman machines (work in progress.)
  • Handle multiple container engines at the same time (Podman, Docker, Lima…)
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  1. 1. Installing Podman Desktop

    How to Install Podman Desktop on GNU/Linux

    Podman Desktop Linux Setup Guide
  2. 2. Enabling Docker Compatibility

    This to Pull and Run Docker Containers
    First, Choose “Docker Compatibility” on Bottom-Left:

    Docker compatibility
  3. Then confirm to “Enable“:
    Enable
    Again with “Yes” for makink the Symlink:
    Symlink
    To Check the Setup:
    ls -l /var/run/docker.sock
    And in output you should find confirmation:
    Enable Docker socket compatibility
  4. 3. Pulling Containers

    Now to Start Pull Containers from Repository
    First, Choose Images on Sidebar:

    Images
    Then “Manage registries” on Top-Right:
    Manage Registries
    And Enable Docker Hub Login:
    Registry hub docker
    Next “Pull an image” on Top-Left:
    Pull image
    If the Docker Hub is enabled it’s enough to Start just by entering the Image Name!
    Here for Instance “nginx” for the Web Server:
    Nginx
    And then in few time the Image is Downloaded to Local.
    Done
    To Refine the Images Search enter the fully Qualified Name as for Example: docker.io/library/nginx.
  5. 3. Running Containers

    So then to Start a Container
    First, just select the Play arrow:

    Play
    Next, you can Customize the Container Instance.
    And then “Starting container“:
    Starting container
    Last, on “Containers” choose the Triple Dots and Open Browser or Terminal:
    Container running Open browser
    In this case of a NGINX Web Server you can access it on Browser:
    Nginx welcome

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