[madspindel]

Actually, I believe "podman generate kube" is even better: https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/kubernetes-workloads-podman-...

You can run your docker-compose file, then run "podman generate kube" and you will get a Kubernates yaml file.

Then you can run:

$ escaped=$(system-escape ~/guestbook.yaml)

$ systemctl --user start podman-kube@$escaped.service

And you can enable it to start on boot. It will read the yaml file and create the pod.

[moondev]

Or you just run the kubelet(with systemd) and drop your manifests I to /etc/kubernetes/manifests

Nothing can kube better than the kubelet! The new sidecar support for init containers can be used today. Every other abstraction is playing catch up

[yrro]

FYI you'll have to enable lingering for your user on that system. Otherwise your user services won't start on _boot_ but only when you log in.