So I think it's safe to say that Podman was not mentioned in the article because it did not exist when the article was written.
These days Podman is alive and well. I use it a lot more than Docker now. The fact that Podman can run/create Kubernetes Pods (without needing K8s) is a compelling feature for me.
> These days Podman is alive and well. I use it a lot more than Docker now. The fact that Podman can run/create Kubernetes Pods (without needing K8s) is a compelling feature for me.
As of April 13, 2017 when that blog post went live, Podman did not yet exist. Dan Walsh had not yet made the initial commit that began Podman's life: https://github.com/containers/podman/commit/2b74391cd5281f6f...
So I think it's safe to say that Podman was not mentioned in the article because it did not exist when the article was written.
These days Podman is alive and well. I use it a lot more than Docker now. The fact that Podman can run/create Kubernetes Pods (without needing K8s) is a compelling feature for me.