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submitted 1 year ago by soupdiver23@alien.top to c/homelab@selfhosted.forum

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I'm tinkering on a Portainer setup on coreos using Podman as the baclend.

So far it's been going ok but now I have an issue.

Docker starts containers after boot but Podman doesnt.

Portainer doesn't seem to handle that either and after a reboot non of my containers are running.

Usuallt you fix that by creating systemd services for the containers but then I have to duplicate all that.

Anyone knows a way to get them started without using systemd?

Or maybe I have to figue out a way that one unit starts all the containers...

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[–] LeCyntho@alien.top 1 points 1 year ago

podman start --all --filter restart-policy=always to start all containers with the "always" restart-policy