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Install and Get Started with Podman – Podman For Beginners E01



This is the first video in the Podman For Beginners series. In this video we will install Podman and also run some basic Podman …

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  1. Quick note. i meant to say detached mode, not daemon during the container setup. -d detached allows the service to continue once the terminal that started it is closed.

  2. EDIT: I figured out the issue, having nginx installed on my system does nothing in this scenario, you have to go and pull the image for nginx using podman, the same as is done for the ubuntu and hello world containers in the video.

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    I'm running Debian 12 and I've been able to follow along fine until we got to building containers.

    For some reason when I try to run: "sudo podman run -d –pod testpod nginx"

    I get the error "Error: short-name "nginx" did not resolve to an alias and no unqualified-search registries are defined in "/etc/containers/registries.conf""

    I checked and podman and nginx are both installed and up to date on my system, so I'm not really sure what's going on. Any insight would be appreciated.

  3. Why did you create a systemd service to start the container rather than making a separate systemd .pod or .container file using quadlet? At the version of podman you are using, quadlet has a lot of nice features for managing podman containers using systemd.

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