Post #183878

@kanenas I am sure that you would be competent enough if you get this book. Podman For DevOps . Keep in mind that both Docker and Podman use OCI containers and a container built for either works with either. Also because podman was developed to be very docker compatible, anything you have already learned to do with docker is still applicable. Though I would ask you why you feel you need Nextcloud AIO? I would also suggest that you build them in separate containers, you are running the entire system on one machine with no need for Kubernetes (k8s) and will not worry about distributing your services you could put all the containers in one pod in order to open up shared IPC if required. For instance performance between your db (Maria or Postresql) and php-fpm typically do better with socket than tcp/ip. Though after you have the services in a container you can play around and see what performs best for you.