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Package request: podman #10188
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Note that running any kind of container (even the simplest runc-based) require custom kernel with additional features (e.g. cgroups: blkio, freezer, devices, memory, cpuset, cpu, cpuacct). Docker require much more things (e.g. kernel support for overlayfs, veth, bridges, etc...). |
Podman also (ref #10200) runs with
But I have not tested building it myself, build instructions here: https://podman.io/getting-started/installation#building-from-scratch Otherwise Podman seems a good alternative to docker, ref termux/termux-root-packages#60 |
Docker (and Podman by extension) can probably be setup through a QEMU vm. This page describes the general process for Docker, though Podman should be similar. I don't know if a script to automate this process is outside the scope of Termux's package repo though. |
There are static binaries here |
It seems that this is not a problem that can be solved by software packages alone. |
Although termux without root permission missing kinds of kernel features, |
Package description
Podman is a daemonless container engine for developing, managing, and running OCI Containers. It also supports docker containers and has some security improvements.
Link to home page and sources
Additional information
A lot of dependencies for compiling seem to be missing from termux.
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