Network Pod
It won't work in Toolbox because Toolbox runs as a rootless Podman container. Buildah is the low-level tool used to build the network-tools container image. It executes Dockerfile-like instructions (e.g., FROM, RUN, COPY) without needing a daemon, creating each image layer efficiently and securely
Buildah requires specific kernel capabilities and access to the host's container storage (/var/lib/containers or ~/.local/share/containers) to create and mount filesystems, which are restricted when running inside another container for security and isolation reasons.
Unus Nemo
in reply to Plan-A • •@Plan-A
That is not actually a pod, it is an OCI Container. There is a difference. It is explained in the book I gave you. It is tempting to think of containers as pods since the name is podman, though they really are just containers. You can build pods with podman though those are used with kubernete and not just podman itself. I do not believe you will need a pod or kubernete any time soon 😉.
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Plan-A
in reply to Plan-A • — (0.0.0.0) •The --rm flag makes many wonder I guess.. it removes that process and all one did at exit.
Makes it a use and delete all at each usage.
more mambo Jam
to update those tools a simple dnf update -y
then
plan@fedora:~$ podman commit git-tools network-tools:latest
Getting image source signatures
Copying blob 459e3912f8fb skipped: already exists
Copying blob 13c1089acb08 done |
Copying config 766a6f037c done |
Writing manifest to image destination
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