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TIL. Thx!


Looks like there is compose support - https://podman-desktop.io/docs/compose/podman-compose


FWIW podman (sans desktop) works perfectly fine as a native back end for docker-compose as of podman v3, you just need to set the DOCKER_HOST env var.

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Podman#Docker_Compose

podman-compose is less interesting since.


I'm not sure why the docs mention podman-compose, which is buggy and unmaintained.

The podman way is to write a k8s manifest and start it with `podman play kube`. Also handles configMaps and persistentVolumes.

If you really need docker-compose, podman is API-compatible with docker, so you can use the real thing on top of the podman socket.

Just do not use podman-compose.


Ok, this one is “interesting”: podman-compose have a dev brach that has some lots of things addressed, but they don’t have any recent tags and it’s not clear if they are going too. There is an issue somewhere, alluding that development is stalled because k8s is the way or similar thing.

Debian recently packaged 1.0.3 that is also old.


See sibling comment. You can use docker-compose directly with podman.


Hmm, this is the one that's closer to the Python docker-compose and not "docker compose" that's built into docker right now right?


Yes. The language change coincides with a slew of new features.


Podman compose doesn't cover the whole compose spec, so no, it doesn't support it.


Actual title: Here’s how one of Atlassian’s critical services consistently gets above 99.9999% of availability


Home page and a few deep links I've tried.


The article does a good job of explaining why the list is small - and in my opinion quite useful in that regard. Agree that it would be interesting to know what perceived costs/benefits of various options considered were. I suspect accidents of history, before the need for a list like this was recognized, play a large part.


When I started there in 2013 the philosophy was that they'd help you build your service in any language. Funny the difference a decade makes, I suppose.


Literally doing the job they are paid to do (by the city I presume), in the expected manner.



"many Americans don't realize the US has little protection against a nuclear attack".

That's surprising to me.


There were various treaties made with the Soviet Union that limited such defences (1-2 sites per country?) as they were seen as destabilizing by weakening MAD. Reagan’s Star Wars program was both an attempt to develop such capabilities and spend out the Soviets. People thought it worked, I guess.

I think some of the theatre missile defence systems have a ballistic capability and they might do well against individual launches. Not sure there’s much that can be done vs SLBM other than hope.


Yes. A comment in the referenced commit says "when returning from a call or on the back edges of loops."


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