Run a Docker Compose stack with podman compose

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Documented steps

  1. Ensure a compose provider is installed: podman compose invokes an external engine, so install docker-compose or podman-compose first.
  2. From the directory containing compose.yaml run podman compose up -d, passing normal compose arguments straight through.
  3. Check status with podman compose ps and tear the stack down with podman compose down.
  4. Force a specific provider with the PODMAN_COMPOSE_PROVIDER environment variable or the compose_providers field in the engine section of containers.conf.

Known gotchas

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