The post links to "Podman - The next generation of Linux container tools" (https://developers.redhat.com/articles/podman-next-generatio...), in which the author notes that Docker "requires anyone who wants to build a container image to have root access. That can create security risks".
I'm extrapolating that an advantage of Podman is that it should not require root permissions. But almost every call to podman in the article involves sudo. Can anyone clarify?
I'm extrapolating that an advantage of Podman is that it should not require root permissions. But almost every call to podman in the article involves sudo. Can anyone clarify?