Post #2021441
2026-05-04 09:21 UTC
@meli
(I also had to change the "args" in config.json from "/bin/sh" to "/bin/sleep", "inf" to make sure the container would stay running)
Ideally there would be a tool that would run all of these without the overhead of docker or podman, as this makes things quite more complex for the software I'm distributing :(
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@bohwaz@mamot.fr 2026-05-04 09:31
@meli I also found #lilipod but it doesn't work in Debian: setup cgroupfs: mkdir /sys/fs/cgroup/container-plh3k1_o30owf.scope: permission denied
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@meli@pipou.academy 2026-05-04 09:36
@bohwaz yes, using podman/docker will be much easier at the expense of extra startup time; for long-running containers this is usually fine but when the container should be a quick task its limiting. Is writing a wrapper script around crun an option for your use case? 😕 If you’re looking to do something like what “function as a service” platforms do, I hear wasm containers with wasm runtimes have very fast startup times, but I haven’t tested that (and it requires running only wasm workloads which is a big limitation)