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It is basically the same thing, but you use https://github.com/containers/podman/blob/main/docs/tutorials/remote_client.md One small difference is that Podman requires adding the socket path, whereas Docker sets that up on the server (login environment) https://docs.docker.com/engine/security/rootless/#expose-docker-api-socket-through-ssh docker (rootless) podman (rootless) |
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You can use podman system connection to manage this as well |
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With docker you can use the
DOCKER_HOST
variable and point that to a remote docker machine via ssh.This allows us to manage our own Linux virtual machine (which allows us to consolidate multiple Linux-only services) or connect to an external networked (more powerful) machine.
Are there instructions for installing podman on a client and pointing it to an external podman host via ssh? Are there instructions on installing podman on Windows/MacOS without the VM so the container host can be manually managed?
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