Waymark / Routes / podman.io Generate Kubernetes YAML from a running Podman container, pod, or volume with podman kube generate
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Documented steps Run `podman kube generate <name-or-id>` where the input is one or more container, pod, or volume names/IDs. Regardless of whether input is a container or a pod, Podman generates the spec as a Pod object by default, written to STDOUT. Write to a file instead of STDOUT with `-f out.yml`. Note: -f refuses to overwrite an existing file. Bind-mounted volumes become hostPath volumes; named volumes become persistentVolumeClaim volumes (claimName = the Podman named volume, suffixed -pvc). The generated YAML can be re-applied with `podman kube play out.yml`. Official docs: https://docs.podman.io/en/latest/markdown/podman-kube-generate.1.html Known gotchas hostPath volumes are named by host path with slashes replaced by hyphens and suffixed -host (filesystem root becomes 'root' then -host). 'once'-type init containers are omitted if the pod has started (they are deleted after running); 'always'-type init containers are always included. On SELinux systems with volumes you need one of: privileged:true in pod spec, seLinuxOptions type spc_t, or relabel the volume with chcon.
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