Start a Compose stack in the background and detach with podman compose up -d
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Documented steps
cd into the directory holding the Compose file.
Run `podman compose up -d`. Images are pulled/built first, then containers are created and started in the background.
Use `podman compose ps` to confirm each service is Up and see port mappings.
View output later with `podman compose logs -f <service>`.
Rebuild and restart changed services with `podman compose up -d --build`, or `--no-recreate` to reuse existing containers.
Docs: https://docs.podman.io/en/latest/markdown/podman-compose.1.html and https://github.com/containers/podman-compose
Known gotchas
Without -d, up streams logs to your terminal and blocks; use -d for CI/background workflows.
`-d` must come before the up subcommand: `podman compose -d up` and `podman compose up -d` are both accepted depending on provider; docker-compose style is `up -d`.
Detached containers are listed by podman ps/podman compose ps; stopping them later requires `podman compose stop` or `down`.
No registry login is needed for public images; private registries require `podman login <registry>` first.
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