Source: poweruser.blog
How to install Docker on Fedora 32Category: Docker, firewall
Installing Docker on most Linux distros is as easy as running: Not so on Fedora 32. It is possible to switch the Kernel back to cgroups v1.
You can install Podman with: And then just use it as a replacement for Docker: However, there are legitimate reasons why you might still want to use Docker instead of Podman. One reason that I personally care about is that Docker supports CLI plugins and Podman not (yet)*.
Please note that this does not break podman, as podman can deal both with legacy environments (cgroups v1, iptables) and Fedora 32’s more modern defaults.
You can install Podman with: And then just use it as a replacement for Docker: However, there are legitimate reasons why you might still want to use Docker instead of Podman. One reason that I personally care about is that Docker supports CLI plugins and Podman not (yet)*.
Please note that this does not break podman, as podman can deal both with legacy environments (cgroups v1, iptables) and Fedora 32’s more modern defaults.
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